Halfway picks in the public domain

Shown in his water flood application

While applying for a water flood approval, this applicant also submitted his net pay map, structure map and type log with his formation picks. He showed his well density and stated his reserves. For the astute offsetting exploration geologist, this is huge competitive information.

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Tags: Seismic, Flood, Exploration

Granger Low  14 Sep 2015

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