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Kansas Geological Survey Open-file Report 2003-68 |
The nearly 3 TCF Panoma underlies the 24 TCF Hugoton Field, that, when combined, make the largest gas-producing area in North America. There has been no comprehensive field study for the Panoma Field
Anticipated outcomes of the collaborative project are tools for uses listed:
- Improved field management
- Evaluation of potential for “stranded” gas in low resistivity tight reservoirs
- Characterization of possible communication of the Panoma with the overlying Hugoton.
Reservoir management benefits could include the following:
- Exploitation of under-produced regions through infill and replacement wells
- Identification of wells that are candidates for additional fracture stimulation
- Identification and testing potentially productive intervals that have been bypassed.
Note: For brevity, the term facies has been used interchangeably with lithofacies throughout the slides.
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