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Gravity gradiometry is proving to be a game changer for evaluating our prospects in PNG. It indicates the seismic targets, and used in conjunction with 2-d seismic results, it's a substitute for 3-d seismic, filling in the areas between the lines.
And it, taken in conjunction with seismic and and calibrated by drilled wells, even aids a more precise delineation of Antelope. Enlarge and study slide 22 of the annual meeting presentation. Where does the slide suggest the prime meat of Antelope lies?
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NW of Raptor One is my take . Does this mean this is where the liquids are located ?? seems to be a solid red color blob on the slide 22 . Does solid color mean anything ???
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Looks like west where Hession said they'd like to probe for Ant 7 mebbee. Red hot
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'Thylacine-2' pid='59716' datel Wrote:
Gravity gradiometry is proving to be a game changer for evaluating our prospects in PNG. It indicates the seismic targets, and used in conjunction with 2-d seismic results, it's a substitute for 3-d seismic, filling in the areas between the lines.
And it, taken in conjunction with seismic and and calibrated by drilled wells, even aids a more precise delineation of Antelope. Enlarge and study slide 22 of the annual meeting presentation. Where does the slide suggest the prime meat of Antelope lies?
.Last evening I was thinking a little more about Wahoo and studing more about our 13 to 15 prospects between Wahoo and Antelope South . When I read your post this am, the first part about the gravity gradiometry caught my eye . If (yeah, I know ,another one of those doggone ifs) we encounter reefal deosits at Wahoo , then all of the prospects that I refer to would make ALL of ppl 474 a great deal more valuable . As usual,time will tell. Thanks again Thy , for your contributions to our board .
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(06-23-2015, 01:19 AM)Thylacine-2 Wrote:
Gravity gradiometry is proving to be a game changer for evaluating our prospects in PNG. It indicates the seismic targets, and used in conjunction with 2-d seismic results, it's a substitute for 3-d seismic, filling in the areas between the lines.
And it, taken in conjunction with seismic and and calibrated by drilled wells, even aids a more precise delineation of Antelope. Enlarge and study slide 22 of the annual meeting presentation. Where does the slide suggest the prime meat of Antelope lies?
For Antelope I like the more detailed map shown on http://tinyurl.com/palye9e slide 13.
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'petrengr1' pid='59723' datel Wrote:
'Thylacine-2' pid='59716' datel Wrote:
Gravity gradiometry is proving to be a game changer for evaluating our prospects in PNG. It indicates the seismic targets, and used in conjunction with 2-d seismic results, it's a substitute for 3-d seismic, filling in the areas between the lines.
And it, taken in conjunction with seismic and and calibrated by drilled wells, even aids a more precise delineation of Antelope. Enlarge and study slide 22 of the annual meeting presentation. Where does the slide suggest the prime meat of Antelope lies?
For Antelope I like the more detailed map shown on http://tinyurl.com/palye9e slide 13.
Hi there ,Pet . Would like to add this .......don't you absolutely love what you see on slide 14 (left side) under the words "Antelope 5 - post drill" .I sure do . Ha,ha . Have a good one,sir .
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'sageo' pid='59734' datel Wrote:
Would like to add this .......don't you absolutely love what you see on slide 14 (left side) under the words "Antelope 5 - post drill" .I sure do . Ha,ha . Have a good one,sir .
Looking at the seismic on page 23 you might make the case Mule Deer IS the western flank of Antelope. Mule Deer just doesn't show on the gravity gradiometry due to its proximity and depth relative to Antelope.
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White Tail is below Mule Deer also .
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To all of those posted above: when I look at the new photos I see the yellow reefal rock surrounds the green lagoon rock, like a donut. All of the drilling to date has been west of the lagoon. I see a whole lot of yellow reef rock to the east of the lagoon that has not been drilled nor mentioned as contributing to EA gross gas estimates. It appears we have only been interested in 1/2 the yellow donut. I am a fat old man that likes to eat the whole donut. Can anybody help me understand why the east half is not being discussed, let alone drilled.
Looking forward to your comments, Vidon
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'vidon' pid='59748' datel Wrote:To all of those posted above: when I look at the new photos I see the yellow reefal rock surrounds the green lagoon rock, like a donut. All of the drilling to date has been west of the lagoon. I see a whole lot of yellow reef rock to the east of the lagoon that has not been drilled nor mentioned as contributing to EA gross gas estimates. It appears we have only been interested in 1/2 the yellow donut. I am a fat old man that likes to eat the whole donut. Can anybody help me understand why the east half is not being discussed, let alone drilled. Looking forward to your comments, Vidon
Vidon, check out the line showing the gas/water contact. The area to the east of the lagoon, if it is a lagoon, is thought to be below the gas/water contact.
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