The hydrocarbon potential of the Mississippian Bakken Formation was evaluated in SE Alberta and SW Saskatchewan. A total of 1,459 wells and 77 cores were correlated and the Bakken was...
Despite the Bakken having been long recognized as one of the richest source rocks for oil and gas in North America, numerous questions remain about the character of the reservoir, the...
The lower Bakken / Exshaw interval has long been recognized as one of the richest source rocks for oil and gas in North America. While a mid-Bakken conventional sandstone play has been...
The Baldonnel Formation in the Graham - Birch - Jedney area of northeast British Columbia has major accumulations of natural gas in structural and stratigraphic traps. Oil was discovered at...
The objective of the project was to determine the potential for, and extent of, tilted oil/water contacts and trap flushing due to hydrodynamic flow. This project was set up as a trial of...
The Sturgeon Lake South D3 oil pool was discovered in 1953 and has been assigned OOIP of 308 MM Bbl, and OGIP of 330 BCF. The pool was initially developed at an 80-acre spacing through the...
The study examines the hydrocarbon exploration and development potential of the Mississippian Elkton Member and the Shunda and Pekisko Formations across the Minnehik - Buck Lake Field and a...
This study summarizes the findings of a hydrodynamic investigation of the Basal Colorado to Mississippian section and determines the relationship between oil quality, hydrodynamics and...
Petrophysical analyses of two wells that lie between Manitoba'a Waskada and Daly fields. Canadian Discovery's Manitoba and North Dakota Spearfish Oil Project methodology was followed.
This project determines the likelihood of petroleum migration into sub-Mississippian (Nisku/Birdbear-Leduc/Duperow) strata in west-central Saskatchewan. This study includes the...
