#2016-132: On the Rocks, But Still Afloat

"Table of Contents <strong>On the Rocks, But Still Afloat</strong> <strong>West Texas Geological Society Publication 16-132</strong> <h6><strong>Cannon – </strong>Geomechanical Evaluation of Permian Unconventional Reservoirs:  Chucking Out “Brittleness”</h6> <h6><strong>Wahlman – </strong>Fusulinid and Conodont Biostratigraphy of the “Wolfcamp Shale” in the Midland Basin, West Texas (A Progress Report)</h6> <h6><strong>Asquith – </strong>OGIPscf Using a Dual Porosity Method and OGIPscf Using Only RHOb Log Devonian Woodford Shale Oklahoma</h6> <h6><strong>Moreland –</strong> Petrophysical Techniques for Asset Evaluation in the Permian Basin</h6> <h6><strong>Mitchell –</strong> Characterization of the Cretaceous “Olmos” Formation in the Somerset Oil Field, South Texas</h6> <h6><strong>Westacott –</strong> Innovative Sidewall Pressure Coring Technology Improves Reservoir Insight in Multiple Applications</h6> <h6><strong>Barbato –</strong> Spectrally Dependent Fault Detection Attribute and Derivative Products:  An Application Review in Unconventional Plays</h6> <h6><strong>Matthews – </strong>The Fractal Clustering of Petrophysical Logs and Application Using Artificial Intelligence</h6> <h6><strong>Hurd –</strong> Revised Stratigraphic Framework and Sediment Gravity Flow Deposits of the Linked Cutoff, Upper Bone Spring, and Upper Avalon System</h6> <h6><strong>Wright –</strong> Modeling Minerals from Elements:  A Reality Check</h6> <h6><strong>Garcia –</strong> Reconstructing the Evolution of the Midland Basin with Chronostratigraphic Surfaces Derived from Fusulinid Biostratigraphy</h6> <h6><strong>Newsham –</strong> Organic Mudstone Petrophysics – A Novel Workflow to Estimate Storage &amp; Flow Capacity</h6> <h6><strong>Trentham –</strong> The I-20 Corridor:  A Historical and Core Based Look at the San Andres, and SADR ROZ’s, Across the Central Basin Platform.</h6> <h6><strong>Bryden </strong>– Brief History of WTGS</h6>"