New Publications: May 2011

May 2011

Shale Gas

• Baihly, Jason; Altgman, Raphael; Malpani, Raj; Leo, Fang. Study Assesses Shale Decline Rates. American Oil & Gas Reporter, V. 54, N. 5, pp. 114-121, May 2011.
• Biswas, Deepankar. SGPM Enhances Production Forecasts. American Oil & Gas Reporter, V. 54, N. 5, pp. 109-113, May 2011.
• Duey, Rhonda. Horn River is a Play for the Ages. Hart’s E&P, V. 84,N. 5, pp. 70-77, May 2011.
• Durham, Louise S. Marcellus Core Areas Differentiated. AAPG Explorer, V. 32, N. 5, pp. 14, 16, May 2011.
• Durham, Louise S. Shale Gas Affects LNG Economics. AAPG Explorer, V. 32, N. 5, pp. 18, 20, May 2011.
• Englert, John P. Wastewater Management A Challenge. Gas Reporter, V. 54, N. 5, pp. 157-161, May 2011.
• Kuuskraa, Vello A. Worldwide Assessment Underscores Vast Potential of Gas Shale Resources. American Oil & Gas Reporter, V. 54, N. 5, pp. 40-46, May 2011.
• Terracina, John. Effects of Proppant Selection on Shale Fracture Treatments. Journal of Petroleum Technology, V. 63, N. 5, pp. 26-29.

Tight Gas

• Brown, David. Mississippian a Symphony, Not a Solo. AAPG Explorer, V. 32, N. 5, pp. 6, 10, May 2011.
• Brown, David. Do You Know the Mississippian? AAPG Explorer, V. 32, N. 5, pp. 8, May 2011.
• Cumella, Stephen P. Important Characteristics of Rocky Mountain Tight Gas Accumulations. RMAG Outcrop, V. 60, N. 6, pp. 18, 20, June 2011.
• Jacoson, Karen. Cleveland Rocks. Oil and Gas Investor, V. 31, N. 5, pp. 15, May 2011.

Shale Oil

• Colorado’s New Oil Boom-the Niobrara. Rocktalk, V. 13, N. 1, pp. 1-11, Spring 2011.
• Darbonne, Nissa. Dialing Up the Oil-and Fast. Oil and Gas Investor, V. 31, N. 5, pp.67-69, May 2011.
• Durham, Louise S. King Oil. Oil and Gas Investor, V. 31, N. 5, pp. 48-61, May 2011.
• King, George E. Technology Evolving in Liquids Plays. American Oil & Gas Reporter, V. 54, N. 5, pp. 103-107, May 2011.
• Pickett, Al. Liquids-Rich Plays, Residual Oil Zone Projects Have Permian Booming. American Oil & Gas Reporter, V. 54, N. 5, pp. 64-78, May 2011.
• Tully, Brian K. Oiled-Up For Growth. Oil and Gas Investor, V. 31, N. 5, pp. 75-78, May 2011.
• Wang, Licheng; Wang, CHengshan; Li, Yalin; Zhu, Lidong; Wei, Yushuai. Sedimentary And Organic Geochemical Investigation Of Tertiary Lacustrine Oil Shale In The Central Tibetan Plateau: Palaeolimnological And Palaeoclimatic Significances. International Journal of Coal Geology, V 86, N. 2-3, pp. 2540265, May 2011.
• Weidner, Bill. Black Rocks Grow at Black Rock. Oil and Gas Investor, V. 31, N. 5, pp. 89-90, May 2011.

Coalbed Methane

• Fu, Xiugen; Wang, Jian; Zeng, Yuhong; Tan, Fuwen; Feng, Xinglei; Chen, wenbin. Geochemistry Of Platinum Group Elements In Marine Oil Shale From The Changshe Mountain Area (China): Implications For Modes Of Occurrence And Origins. International Journal of Coal Geology, V 86, N. 2-3, pp. 169-176, May 2011.
• Kedzior, Slawomir. The Occurrence Of A Secondary Zone Of Coal-Bed Methane In The Southern Part Of The Upper Silesian Coal Basin (Southern Poland): Potential For Methane Exploitation. International Journal of Coal Geology, V 86, N. 2-3, pp. 157-168, May 2011.
• Shen, Jian; Qin, Yong; Wang, Geoff X.; Fu, Xuehai; Wei, Chongtao; Lei, Bo. Relative Permeabilities Of Gas And Water For Different Rank Coals. International Journal of Coal Geology, V 86, N. 2-3, pp. 266-275, May 2011.
• Sisngh, Rajendra; Mandal, P.K.; Singh,A.K.; Kumar, Rakesh; Sinha, Amalendu. Coal Pillar Extraction At Deep Cover: With Special Reference To Indian Coalfields. International Journal of Coal Geology, V 86, N. 2-3, pp. 276-288, May 2011.
  Wilkinson, Rick. Eastern Australian Coalbed Methane Supply Rivals Western Offshore Conventional Resource. Oil & Gas Journal, V. 109, N. 12, pp. 56-64, May 2, 2011.
• Wu, Yu; Liu, Jishan; Chen, Zhongwei; Elsworth, Derek; Pone, Denis. A Dual Poroelastic Model For CO₂-Enhanced Coalbed Methane Recovery. International Journal of Coal Geology, V 86, N. 2-3, pp. 177-189, May 2011.
• Zhang, Dongsheng; Fan, Gangwei; Ma, Liqiang; Wang, Xufeng. Aquifer Protection During Longwall Mining Of Shallow Coal Seams: A Case Study In The Shendong Coalfield Of China. International Journal of Coal Geology, V 86, N. 2-3, pp. 190-196, May 2011.

Gas Hydrates

• Behseresht, Javak; Bryat, Steven. Sedimentological Control on Saturation Distributon in Arctic Gas-Hydrate-Bearing Sands. Fire in the Ice. V.11, N. 11, pp. 10-12, May 2011.
• Ruppel, C.; Collett, R.; Boswell, R.; Lorenson, T.; Buczhowski, B.; Waite, W. A New Global Hydrate Drilling Map Based on Reservoir Type. Fire in the Ice. V.11, N. 11, pp. 13-17, May 2011.
• Ruppel, Carolyn. USGS Gas Hydrates Project Convenes DOE Workshop on Climate-Gas Hydrates Interaction. Fire in the Ice. V.11, N. 11, pp. 18-20, May 2011.
• Schoderbek, David; Boswell, Ray. Ignik Sikumi #1, Gas Hydrate Test well, Successfully Installed on the Alaska North Slope. Fire in the Ice. V.11, N. 11, pp. 1-5, May 2011.
• Sung-Rock Lee. 2^nd Ulleung Basin Gas Hydrate Expedition (UBGH2): Findings and Implications. Fire in the Ice. V.11, N. 11, pp. 6-9, May 2011.

General

• Baker, George. Mexico Comes Calling. Oil and Gas Investor, V. 31, N. 5, pp. 79-81, May 2011.
• Cookson, Colter. LINN Energy LLC Hedging Strategies Maximize Cash Flow, Fuel Organic Growth. American Oil & Gas Reporter, V. 54, N. 5, pp. 48-56, May 2011.
• Dunnahoe, Tayvis. Unconventional Well Construction Moves to Poland. Hart’s E&P, V. 84,N. 5, pp. 29, May 2011.
• Hollis, Jim. Multiple Measurements Lead to Singular Insight. Hart’s E&P, V. 84,N. 5, pp. 52-55, May 2011.
• Lawlor, Kevin A.; Conder, Michael W. Key Factors Impact Midstream Facilities. American Oil & Gas Reporter, V. 54, N. 5, pp. 131-137, May 2011.
• Morris, Gregor D.L. Companies Investing Big in Midstream. American Oil & Gas Reporter, V. 54, N. 5, pp. 58-63, May 2011.