Technical Session V – Exploration for and Production of Shale Source/Reservoir Rocks

• • Presentation speakers
    • Daniel J. Soeder, Research Group Leader and Scientist, U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) NETL WVU
    • Katherine Pankowski-Heckman, Geologist II, EQT Production Company
    • Taylor McClain, Graduate Student Research Assistant, West Virginia University
    • Richard Lahann, Research Affiliate, Indiana Geological Survey
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  Tuesday, September 25th, 2012 - Gold Room (3rd floor)

  Presiding session shairs:  John Wicks and Dr. Joe Hannibal

  08:00  The successful development of shale gas resources in the United States - Daniel Soeder, US Department of Energy – Morgantown

  08:25  Geologic Overview and Activity Update for the Utica-Point Pleasant Shale Play in Ohio - Christopher J. Perry, Lawrence H. Wickstrom, Ronald A. Riley, and Matthew S. Erenpreiss, Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Geological Survey

  08:50  Regional Interpretation of the Late Ordovician Utica Shale Play in the Appalachian Basin - Christopher G. Willan, Scott D. McCallum, and Travis B. Warner, EQT Production Company

  09:15  Sequence Stratigraphy of the Utica Shale Interval - Taylor McClain, West Virginia University

  09:40  Break

  10:05  The History of the Utica Shale in Quebec - Jean-Sebastien Marcil, Junex Inc.

  10:25  Shale Gas Potential for the Ordovician Shale Succession of Southern Ontario - Catherine Béland Otis, Ontario Geological Survey

  10:50  Addressing Key Questions within an Integrated Reservoir Framework to Optimize the Location of Horizontal Shale Wells - Laura A. Banfield, Ron Brogdon, and Mitchell C. Graff, BP America

  11:15  Correlation between Specific Horizontal Lateral Placement and Gas Production in the Devonian Age Lower Huron Shale Formation in the Big Sandy Field, Kentucky - Katherine Pankowski-Heckman, EQT Production Company

  11:40  Examination of the “Purcell Limestone” in the Millboro Shale in Highland County, Virginia - Catherine B. Enomoto, John E. Repetski, and Diana L. Rotter, United States Geological Survey

 

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