Generation, Accumulation and Production of Europe’s Hydrocarbons III

The method of sequence stratigraphy, developed by the petroleum industrie, covers a great portion of the 30 contributions of this volume. Most of them are focused on investigations to the stratigraphic and tectonic en- vironment, but also the quantitativ restoration by using balanced sections is applied. Contributions from east and southeast Europe provide important information about their oil and gas reservoirs. A significant volume for researchers in the petroleum industry but also valuable for scientists in universities.

I North and West Europe.- 1 Understanding the Eocene Reservoirs of the Forth Field, UKCS Block 9/23b.- 2 Upper Jurassic Deep-Water Heterogeneous Reservoirs in the Thelma Fields, UK North Sea.- 3 Enhancing the Oil Potential of Secondary Triassic Reservoirs in the Beryl A Field, UK North Sea.- 4 Multi-Disciplinary Stratigraphic Analysis of the Upper Jurassic Strata of the Norwegian Central Trough.- 5 Salt Controls on Basin Evolution - Central North Sea.- 6 Evolution of a Salt-Related Tertiary Growth Fault in the Danish North Sea.- 7 Neogene Uplift and Erosion Offshore South Norway: Magnitude and Consequences for Hydrocarbon Exploration in the Farsund Basin.- 8 Structural Development and Trap Formation Along the Børglum Fault, Tornquist Zone, Denmark, Compared with the Painted Canyon Fault, San Andreas Zone, USA.- 9 Surface Geochemical Studies in the Norwegian Barents Sea: Comparison with Drilling Results.- 10 Submarine Fan Types in the Porcupine Basin, Ireland.- 11 The Petroleum System in the Lower Saxony Basin.- 12 Structure of a Classic Chalk Oil Field and Production Enhancement by Horizontal Drilling, Reitbrook, NW Germany.- 13 Structure of Northeast Germany: Regional Depth and Thickness Maps of Permian to Tertiary Intervals Compiled from Seismic Reflection Data.- II Southern, Central and Eastern Europe.- 14 A Review of the Upper Triassic Source Rocks of Italy.- 15 Organic Geochemistry and Depositional Environment of a Hydrocarbon Source Rock: The Middle Triassic Grenzbitumenzone Formation, Southern Alps, Italy/Switzerland.- 16 Facies and Reservior Characterization of Cretaceous-Eocene Turbidites in the Northern Adriatic.- 17 Joint Distribution in a Fractured Carbonate Reservoir in the Umbria-Marche Anticlines (Central Italy).- 18 Conflicting Balanced StructuralSections Across the Central Apennines (Italy): Problems and Implications.- 19 Depositional History of the Pliocene-Pleistocene Adriatic Foredeep (Central Italy) from Surface and Subsurface Data.- 20 The Use of the Complex Trace Attributes of Digital Sonic Waveforms as a Gas Indicator in Thin Shaly-Sand Sequences in Southern Italy.- 21 Three-Dimensional Quantitative Restoration of Central Mediterranean Neogene Basins: The Dynamic Geohistory Approach.- 22 Oil Generation and Accumulation in the Albanide Ionian Basin.- 23 Petroleum Generation, Migration and Accumulation in the Miocene Sediments and Palaeozoic-Mesozoic Basement Complex of the Carpathian Foredeep Between Cracow and Pilzno (Poland).- 24 Migration and Accumulation of Oil and Natural Gas Generated from Neogene Source Rocks in the Hungarian Part of the Pannonian Basin.- 25 Seismic Analysis of Multi-Phase Tectonism in the Central Part of the Pannonian Basin in Hungary.- 26 Petroleum Generation Potential Offshore Bulgaria.- 27 On the Distribution of Hydrogen Sulphide in the Carbonate Oil and Gas Fields of the Russian Platform.- III Petroleum Geoscience Studies.- 28 Sequential Gaussian Simulation: A Monte Carlo Method for Generating Models of Porosity and Permeability.- 29 Facies Characterization Using Wireline Logs: Application of a Probabilistic Method to a Regional Exploration Study.- 30 Petrographic Applications of Image Analysis.