Building the Depositional Model - a Case Study from the Cretaceous of the Norwegian Sea

Fugelli, Edith M. G.; Corfield, Richard; Wigger, S.T.; Nyberg, K.; Groette, T.

doi:10.3997/2214-4609-pdb.5.g025

64th EAGE Conference &Amp; Exhibition 2002

DOI: 10.3997/2214-4609-pdb.5.g025

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Building the Depositional Model - a Case Study from the Cretaceous of the Norwegian Sea

Edith M. G. Fugelli¹,

Richard Corfield²,

S.T. Wigger³

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Deep-water clastic reservoirs: a leading global play in terms of reserve replacement and technological challenges

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Experience from the exploration for,anddevelopment of, deep-waterclastic reservoirs offshoreNW Europehasprovided animportant testinggroundfor newtechnologyandhassubsequently beenapplied globally. InNW Europe, UpperJurassic, LowerCretaceous andP aleogenei ntervals haveprovenp layfairways,a ll of which retainexploration potential. Ancient,particularly Tertiary,passivemargins areidentified asthe mainareas ofcurrent globaldeep-waterexploration interest; areviewofplaycharacteristicsisgiven. Innovativegeophysical dataa ndd ataa nalysisp layanimportant rolei ndeep-waterclastic reservoirgeology. The roleso fA VO and seismic inversion aree mphasized int he context ofd irecthydrocarbon indication andreservoirdelineation.In areasofmodern deepwater,whendrillingfor ancient deep-waterclastic targets,the importance ofacquiringthe rightdataatt he righttimei scriticaltocreatingrobust predictivemodels.

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Deep-water clastic reservoirs: a leading global play in terms of reserve replacement and technological challenges

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Building the Depositional Model - a Case Study from the Cretaceous of the Norwegian Sea

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Deep-water clastic reservoirs: a leading global play in terms of reserve replacement and technological challenges

Deep-water clastic reservoirs: a leading global play in terms of reserve replacement and technological challenges

Risk assessment and play fairway analysis in frontier basins: Part 2—Examples from offshore mid-Norway

Delineating confined slope turbidite systems offshore mid-Norway: The Cretaceous deep-marine Lysing Formation

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