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ROCK-EVAL/TOC DATA FOR TEN NORTHERN ALBERTA AND BRITISH COLUMBIA WELLS Martin G. Fowler & Lloyd R. Snowdon Cuttings samples have been analyzed using a Rock-Eval/TOC pyrolysis apparatus on a 30 foot or 10 metre spacing over the depth intervals noted for the ten wells listed below from northern Alberta and British Columbia. The samples are from the Geological Survey of Canada archive set for Alberta and British Columbia wells and therefore a maximum of 100 mg of material is available for any depth. Duplicate or repeat analyses cannot be run if an instrument failure is suspected and thus the data are presented in an unedited form and must be used with caution. Every effort is made to obtain a representative sample from the vial of cuttings, but because of the small sample size, mixed lithology samples may not be completely representative and mixed lithology intervals may yield some scatter in the data. |
Well name and location | Depth Range | Units | |
Shell Eatha Ev 13-31-96-6W4 | 10 | 470 | ft |
Mutex IOE Edra 4-26-104-1W5 | 10 | 2800 | ft |
CPOG Farmington 11-11-80-17W6 | 0 | 13190 | ft |
Hess Mink Lake 11-28-92-13W4 | 230 | 2210 | ft |
Husky Mobil Rainbow 2-4-109-7W6 | 30 | 6600 | ft |
AEC et al Senex 14-3-93-3W5 | 760 | 1310 | m |
Imperial Pac. Siphon Cr. 1-26-86-16W6 | 0 | 11090 | ft |
Rex W. Stoddart 11-10-86-20W6 | 20 | 6500 | ft |
Amoco ICG Tall Cree 3-26-104-12W5 | 370 | 1220 | m |
Co-Enerco Zama 12-20-116-5W6 | 20 | 5470 | ft |
Depth units used (feet or metres) are those in which the original well was drilled and logged, and in which the samples are currently labelled. Formation names and depths listed at the end of each well are those in the AEUB (formerly ERCB) or BCDEMR files. |
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