03-27-2014, 02:45 PM
I would also have to agree with Pet and Thy, but there can be certain exceptions.
Look at Slide:14 from http://www.oilsearch.com/Media/docs/1403...faca-0.pdf
This is a cross section of the Hides field.
The Toro reservoir is what we know as the current hides gas reservoir. The proposed Koi-Lange reservoir is what we think is the Hides Deep field if it is proven to have gas. The water table is at around(or lower than) the height at each end of the Toro reservoir. The Koi-Lange reservoir comes up above the height of the water table of the Toro reservoir. If these 2 reservoirs were joined then both hides and Hides Deep would have gas in them.
Does any one know if the Antelope Deep strata projects above water table within the E/A strata?
Look at Slide:14 from http://www.oilsearch.com/Media/docs/1403...faca-0.pdf
This is a cross section of the Hides field.
The Toro reservoir is what we know as the current hides gas reservoir. The proposed Koi-Lange reservoir is what we think is the Hides Deep field if it is proven to have gas. The water table is at around(or lower than) the height at each end of the Toro reservoir. The Koi-Lange reservoir comes up above the height of the water table of the Toro reservoir. If these 2 reservoirs were joined then both hides and Hides Deep would have gas in them.
Does any one know if the Antelope Deep strata projects above water table within the E/A strata?