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| //The basic components of a horizontal production well. With greater familiarity of the field, fewer (if any) pilot holes may be needed.// | //The basic components of a horizontal production well. With greater familiarity of the field, fewer (if any) pilot holes may be needed.// | ||
| - | Joanne Field (UK North Sea) “Chasing the Reservoir” | + | **Joanne Field (UK North Sea) “Chasing the Reservoir”** |
| In the structurally complex Joanne Field of the UK North Sea, Holmes (1999) demonstrated that close analysis of the section reveals in situ claystone layers above and below the reservoir sand unit (which in itself is relatively unfossiliferous) which are separated by limestones containing re-worked older microfossils. Each unit can be fingerprinted by its specific type of in situ or re-worked component. A “combined biozonation” of in situ and re-worked forms can be constructed for the succession. | In the structurally complex Joanne Field of the UK North Sea, Holmes (1999) demonstrated that close analysis of the section reveals in situ claystone layers above and below the reservoir sand unit (which in itself is relatively unfossiliferous) which are separated by limestones containing re-worked older microfossils. Each unit can be fingerprinted by its specific type of in situ or re-worked component. A “combined biozonation” of in situ and re-worked forms can be constructed for the succession. | ||
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