AAPG: North American Resources: Remaining Exploration Potential Onshore
Room Room 302
Co-Chairs: V. H. Vega and G. Eynon
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| 8:00 -- | Introductory Remarks |
| 8:05 -- | G. Eynon: Onshore US & Canada – Trying to Increase Oil & Gas Self-Sufficiency |
| 8:25 -- | T. S. Dyman, R. E. Wyman, V. A. Kuuskraa, M. D. Lewan, T. A. Cook: Geologic, Technologic, and Economic Aspects of Deep Natural Gas Resources in North America |
| 8:45 -- | J. A. Drahovzal: The Deep Natural Gas Potential of the Eastern Midcontinent, USA |
| 9:05 -- | R. C. Surdam, Z. S. Jiao, N. K. Boyd, III, Y. Ganshin: Energy Potential of a Huge, Underdeveloped North American Gas Resource |
| 9:25 -- | G. E. Norris, D. H. Phillips: Rediscovering Bitter Creek Field as a Basin Centered Gas Play In The Washakie Basin Area Of The Greater Green River Basin, Wyoming, U.S.A |
| 9:45 -- | Break |
| 10:00 -- | W. B. Hansen: Gas Resources of Montana |
| 10:20 -- | K. L. Avary, D. G. Patchen: New Life in an Old Basin: The Upper Ordovician Trenton-Black River Limestone, Appalachian Basin, USA |
| 10:40 -- | B. J. R. Hayes, P. E. Putnam: High-Impact Exploration Potential of Western Canada - The Big Plays are Still Out There |
| 11:00 -- | K. Firmin: Unlocking the Athabasca Oil Sands Bitumen Resource |
| 11:20 -- | A. B. Damte, P. E. Putnam: Looking for Gas in the Canadian Frontier |
| 11:40 -- | R. A. Garrard: Alaska North Slope - The Resurgence of Exploration |