Comparison of palaeo oil charges with currently reservoired hydrocarbons using the geochemistry of oil-bearing fluid inclusions

S. C. George; M. Lisk; P. J. Eadington; R. A. Quezada; F. W. Krieger; P. F. Greenwood; M. A. Wilson

Comparison of palaeo oil charges with currently reservoired hydrocarbons using the geochemistry of oil-bearing fluid inclusions

S. C. George^*, M. Lisk, P. J. Eadington, R. A. Quezada, F. W. Krieger, P. F. Greenwood, M. A. Wilson

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Abstract

The feasibility of using oil-bearing fluid inclusions as time-specific markers of different oil migration events is evaluated using data obtained from two case studies involving the Jabiru and South Pepper oil fields. Results show that oil-bearing inclusions allow the accurate determination of the molecular composition and geochemistry of petroleum charges in oil reservoirs.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	SPE - Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference
Place of Publication	Texas, US
Publisher	Society of Petroleum Engineers
Pages	159-171
Number of pages	13
Publication status	Published - 1996
Externally published	Yes
Event	Proceedings of the 1996 Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference - Adelaide, Aust Duration: 28 Oct 1996 → 31 Oct 1996

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Other	Proceedings of the 1996 Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference
City	Adelaide, Aust
Period	28/10/96 → 31/10/96

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George, SC, Lisk, M, Eadington, PJ, Quezada, RA, Krieger, FW, Greenwood, PF & Wilson, MA 1996, Comparison of palaeo oil charges with currently reservoired hydrocarbons using the geochemistry of oil-bearing fluid inclusions. in SPE - Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference. Society of Petroleum Engineers, Texas, US, pp. 159-171, Proceedings of the 1996 Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference, Adelaide, Aust, 28/10/96.

Comparison of palaeo oil charges with currently reservoired hydrocarbons using the geochemistry of oil-bearing fluid inclusions. / George, S. C.; Lisk, M.; Eadington, P. J. et al.
SPE - Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference. Texas, US: Society of Petroleum Engineers, 1996. p. 159-171.

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Comparison of palaeo oil charges with currently reservoired hydrocarbons using the geochemistry of oil-bearing fluid inclusions

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