Deep Natural Gas Resources

被引：15
作者：
T. S. Dyman
R. E. Wyman
V. A. Kuuskraa
M. D. Lewan
T. A. Cook
机构：
[1] Denver Federal Center,U.S. Geological Survey
[2] Dyloc Exploration Inc.,undefined
[3] Advanced Resources International Inc.,undefined
来源：
Natural Resources Research | 2003年 / 12卷 / 1期
关键词：
Deep sedimentary basins; drilling technology; economic aspects; gas systems; resource estimates; world petroleum assessment;
D O I：
10.1023/A:1022656421803
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摘要：
From a geological perspective, deep natural gas resources generally are defined as occurring in reservoirs below 15,000 feet, whereas ultradeep gas occurs below 25,000 feet. From an operational point of view, “deep” may be thought of in a relative sense based on the geologic and engineering knowledge of gas (and oil) resources in a particular area. Deep gas occurs in either conventionally trapped or unconventional (continuous-type) basin-center accumulations that are essentially large single fields having spatial dimensions often exceeding those of conventional fields.
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页数：15
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