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00:00 this conference will now be recorded and , juan Pablo cheers keep in mind

00:10 that those who are online won't see you're pointing to. So I'll try

00:14 follow your pointing. All right. going can everybody here Okay.

00:23 Yes, but everybody here it sounds way. So um Hello everyone.

00:29 if you remember last week we saw the first part of this week in

00:33 hydrocarbon perspective. Itty of the Conservation , Which as I mentioned is divided

00:38 three parts. Last time we saw one that's related to photography, structural

00:44 , tectonic setting and the positional environment each formation. Today we are going

00:50 just Show a brief summary of particle is rock geochemistry and part three which

00:57 petroleum systems. Okay, so the with this like as I mentioned last

01:01 , each part Is like between 100 pages. So we're not going to

01:07 like all of the things that they of the methodologies that they followed.

01:12 just going to show like the main just to have birth like original perspective

01:17 original overview of the basin. And just for us to know like the

01:22 products and the main maps and analysis they did just to take into account

01:27 like the things that we should do the for our project for the

01:31 So next So here this is just quick recap of the things that we

01:36 last week. So here on the we have this photographic column of the

01:41 basin. This basic that goes from upper carbon fiber to the early

01:46 It is divided into two groups. lower group that is the key alpha

01:51 with formations from, of food quaint fronts and the Oprah group. That

02:00 the what didn't change. Oh Okay. We're having technical difficulties

02:13 Let's try one more time. That's we have to, Let's try this

02:25 . Yes. Yeah. I can't full screen for some reason. You

02:33 see my pointer. I know that pointer won't show problem I had with

02:46 talk about that. Yeah, this weird. Okay, can you hear

02:55 now? Let me just stop one time. Yeah. Just do it

03:00 for now while I figure this Okay. Yeah. So here on

03:08 , on the figure on the as I was mentioning, we have

03:11 whole sequence of the Cooper basin that divided into the lower group, in

03:14 GT alpha group Angela in group. as we saw last week, this

03:22 just like regional view of the basic , basic elements of the petroleum system

03:30 as we can see the permanent especially the passion water information and the

03:36 are the most important source drugs for whole basin. And over the Cooper

03:43 we have the sequences from the Jurassic the late cretaceous that are called the

03:47 manga basin which are important, especially they are the preservers that have been

03:52 with the oil and gas that was and generated here in the parliament.

03:56 with the part to that is the that we're going to show today,

04:00 gonna see especially this part of the truck and how it's not just like

04:05 formation it's a sword truck, it on the mythology and a lot of

04:09 that that we are going to So next please ha now it won't

04:15 . Okay so let me stop sharing . Let me Uh huh. Okay

04:30 it won't advance. Great. So for the second part of the

04:39 chemistry we have here on the left the map that shows the each one

04:44 the words that they use for the of rock geochemistry. Remember where like

04:49 area of interest of our project is between South Australia and Queensland around this

04:55 over here. Um So the thing they started talking about is for

05:01 here we have an example of the right part of this. Like this

05:05 an example of the information that shows they use these cutoffs of the

05:10 O. C. To relate that different type of types of pathology within

05:15 formation. So for example, values than 50% of TLC are referred as

05:21 mythologies between 20% and 50% you have cole and between 10% and 20% will

05:28 cold shell Only about 10% of the . c. will have shale.

05:33 I think the important thing here is to understand that. It's not like

05:37 have a whole bunch of our information we have like a whole store rock

05:42 700 m now it depends on the type of mythologies and better of the

05:48 . And here on the lower right of this light you can see that

05:53 T. O. C. And other components of the geochemistry of the

05:57 . For example the results of the belt role for anesthesia is one and

06:03 . Two is R. Like the includes in order to understand the source

06:07 potential of of the rock. So example if we have an organic richness

06:11 toc higher than 4% With good Office one and good values office

06:16 We will have an excellent source of and if we go next please,

06:24 important thing here to understand is that every source rock is like a lot

06:30 social. So we know that it's . A source rocket that was deposited

06:35 example in a crucial environment or a of pride because that was deposited in

06:40 in a peat swamp or in the environment and that will create that will

06:47 different types of hydrocarbons depending on the in type. So for example here

06:52 the crew pervading we will be talking about these two types of encouraging that

06:58 responsible for the generation of oil and and especially gas. That is the

07:02 hydrocarbon and has been produced. And on the lower figure on the

07:07 That's first of all an example of pashawar affirmation that shows that, as

07:12 mentioned, it's not like we have whole sequence of absorbed rocking the

07:18 but we have different intervals, different that will have different includes and different

07:25 . For example, for the O. C for S. Two

07:28 S one and that will like have results in order for hydrocarbon source and

07:36 and generation potential and when we mix of these products, all of these

07:41 , then we will be able to to do an interpretation of the potential

07:46 the source truck. So we have understand the positional environment for each one

07:50 these bets and we have to do this detailed analysis of each formation in

07:56 to understand which of these intervals will um good source works for for our

08:01 next. So this is just one of the things that they did in

08:08 report for each formation. I'm not show all of the information because it

08:13 take some time to them. But is just for the factual information,

08:16 is one of the most important sort here. So here are the data

08:21 they use. So for which for example, the corporal points,

08:24 purple dots are the walkabout. The where they the point where they did

08:30 about formation analysis. Uh The great are the points where they got the

08:37 from T. O. C. with that they created this product.

08:42 created these maps. For example, we have the T. O.

08:46 . Map for the pashawar affirmation that that the greater percentage of fields he

08:51 here like where we have we are have studied for the passion of our

08:55 . And this is just like the main uh study like the main thing

09:01 we want to see on the geochemistry this or drug. That shows like

09:05 comparison between the T. O. . And S. Two that showed

09:08 comparison between O. Y. And height of the hydrogen index. And

09:13 the relationship between the temperature and the the hydrogen index that just show us

09:19 they hydrocarbons have been generated on what of hydrocarbon, if all the gas

09:25 gas and oil or oil and And like this is the first thing

09:29 we'll have to look for for each of the information. This is an

09:32 of the pressure of the information. did this for each one of the

09:36 of the super facing. But I'm to show everything that like the thing

09:40 we have to do and for for analysis, next place you're gonna cross

09:45 transformation ratio. Yeah, they do after this. So as I mentioned

09:52 , it's not like we have this analysis for the whole formation for example

09:57 information because it has different pathologies. for example here is interpretation of temperature

10:04 um urgent index for the cold pathologies have the same interpretation for the Shelley

10:10 not the same interpretation but like the product. And it shows that there

10:14 different results depending on the type of . The type of intervals that we're

10:19 this is for the same formation but can see different resource, different interpretations

10:25 which type of mythology. So we to take that into account. And

10:29 on the right side we can see is the hydrogen index maps. So

10:34 is for the present day and this the original. So you know that

10:38 we decreased the value of hydrogen index because we are generating hydrocarbon. So

10:44 why they the originals the original values higher than the ones that we have

10:48 present day because hydrocarbons have been But this is just to show like

10:52 the main spots the main like the regions very hydrocarbons have have been like

10:58 and produced. Next please. So the end I'm gonna show the information

11:07 after this. But I just like mention I I didn't want to put

11:10 the for information like just to show the main results taking into account all

11:16 them. So we have the the and courage pathologies of the two lack

11:21 on the patch of water information on left and on the right contain the

11:26 and richest source rock units that are by the epsilon and barreling the information

11:32 you can see here that is completely to the presence of the coal and

11:37 share of the gold because that increases pOC of each one of these

11:41 So um this is something that we to take into account of. The

11:45 says the difference highlights the importance of of analyzing the source drugs. We

11:50 coal bearing strata, bylaws mythology. so it's not like using the information

11:56 just to take into account if we shell if we have called the shell

12:01 if we have Shelley cole or if have cold because that will influence the

12:06 a hydrogen index and the T. . C. And all the budget

12:09 we will be looking at for each of the formation. Ah that was

12:13 the main conclusion and the main things they showed for the second part of

12:17 report. Now we're going to see third part which is the organ

12:21 Um Up next so here on the we have the map of the whole

12:28 basing its one of these points is one the real history model that they

12:35 . So that like the methodology that followed. They did like this and

12:41 is called like the students between Modeling that uses these different points of

12:46 history and they just like interpret and takes all of those boreal history models

12:52 to create this three D. Modeling the whole basin. And this is

12:56 methodology that they follow. So Could just clarify what did you mean by

13:00 three d. Then the thing that explained in the report like the I

13:06 three D. Model for the whole will need like a lot of input

13:11 these regions where they don't have So they talk about the pseudo cell

13:17 the three D. Modeling because they just like they are mixing the one

13:21 . Model for each point right? they're not taking into account any lateral

13:26 . Every model is one day. they're putting it all together to do

13:31 three D. So they give them like to the three D. modeling

13:38 Only your multi one tomorrow. So we have like the methodology that they

13:46 here. So when I saw the like you can secure like the whole

13:51 first they started the royal history of basis. So you have to take

13:55 into account the sediment accumulation, the compaction, probably water them the whole

14:02 history of the basin. Then you to mix that with the thermal history

14:07 the basin. Just take into account heat flow analysis, the temperature calibration

14:12 at the input parameters that have to taken into account in order to do

14:17 . And after that when you mix rural history along with the thermal history

14:21 have to add the source rock characteristics that are the things that we just

14:26 the rock geochemistry and with that you're have the results for head of carbon

14:32 in this figure they show like this process but in their report liking the

14:37 that they did, they just went here on the hydrocarbon generation. They

14:42 that they didn't talk about composition, didn't talk about migration and they didn't

14:47 about accumulation. We would have to that. But this report is that

14:52 only go until here in our country . So I'm going to show you

14:57 the part of the hydrocarbon generation is on the home world that they

15:01 Yeah. So as I mentioned, first thing is to understand the royal

15:07 , they did that for each one the black points that we saw on

15:10 map. So for example, here is just an example of this uh

15:15 the oral history of this. Well shows the change of ferocity and the

15:20 of information to go to that. after that for example, here you

15:25 start comparing each one of like different different wells and understand electing a regional

15:32 what you like, how has been real history of this? Amazing uh

15:37 you can see people in life because applied a methodology that is called

15:42 That just helps us to understand these the dotted lines are the tectonic subsidence

15:49 here the other lines are the total . So we can see like the

15:53 between the total subsidence and the tectonic because there's also the influence of the

15:58 voting on the on the subsidence. just like just to show the process

16:03 back stripping and after that when you like understand like the the whole real

16:09 for each point, then you can these regional cross sections to the Cooper

16:15 and understand the evolution and the like mexican sonic events that have produced this

16:22 that the development of this. So I showed this figure last week just

16:26 show that here in the southwestern part the amazing we have the permanent units

16:30 are the most important work because of reserve resource and that while here in

16:35 northeastern part of the basin, there been like discoveries of oil and gas

16:39 they don't have the boreal here, don't have the deposition of the permian

16:45 of the information next. So when have the boreal history. Uh as

16:50 mentioned in the workbook then you will to look at them at the thermal

16:55 . So this is just a map one of the products that is their

16:59 genic hit production of the upper So for example, we can see

17:03 in this region that we have higher of heat production. They are like

17:09 related to this generation of inclusive news is where all the rights that you

17:15 see in the seismic. And for , here we have on the upper

17:19 , like in the northwestern part of basin, a lower field production and

17:24 influences them the generation of hydrocarbon. you meet the bullets and then you

17:30 that with with, with the thermal and you can create this type of

17:37 . This is one d modeling that well, we have the boreal.

17:41 we have the temperature and with that are going to have the generation of

17:46 for each one of these points. for example, you can see here

17:50 well located around here in the north dropped that is the deepest part of

17:56 basin and did well over here. on the, on the peshawar,

18:00 drug that is in this region. you can see that they have like

18:05 the same royal history. But here the first one you have a generation

18:09 hydrocarbons and in the lower one you have it because there's a difference,

18:13 naked production. So that's why you to mix up all the thermal history

18:17 boil just to show that they move that potential regions of the basis and

18:24 , what is this for challenge, . Because the, the region that

18:32 warmer. Right. This does this as checking to see if there was

18:39 time in the kitchen. More or . Does this count as saying,

18:43 , we definitely can assume that therapy in this section and then the other

18:48 we just have, that means we to have their migration paths like

18:53 What this means for us? Are asking about volumes then volume generated?

19:01 , well more like Right. So , I mean that that was one

19:08 the outputs you'll get from basic model a function of time. I'm

19:18 And that's the truth that production and hydrocarbons maybe kind of slightly last

19:34 The gulf of Mexico and everywhere you , right, there's hydrocarbons that we

19:39 to do a history to explain. . Like where did it come

19:45 So yeah. Yes. Okay. and so when you're under the overlying

20:04 intrusions or things that are less likely have private original. Okay, it's

20:11 little bit more gas because I think what they're saying. One thing that

20:22 took me a long time, you thrown out to sea rocks. So

20:33 sitting out here on the surface and get a four. This has source

20:40 of course, is where it goes the way down for the basin and

20:44 sample down here in the toc So if you're mapping and here you

20:50 what scrappy social Like. But it wasn't 4% of it has transformed

20:57 hydrocarbons. So your your source blocks you sample across the basin also,

21:04 got to incorporate how much planet transformed already migrated out of the rock With

21:11 23 though they don't have like extreme of that like, you know,

21:18 . Right, right. Yeah, just can't, this just took place

21:25 then a lot of times I also to watch out for other sampling

21:30 you know, spots scores. So story I have is that there was

21:36 team of senior geologists and very new went down to congo. They actually

21:41 small crop, very weather and of there's a whole bunch of black rock

21:47 then some browned off. And the guys take all the black box test

21:52 that's organic like this. Right. the younger gel of this one it

21:56 with typically sampling everything back to brown . Brown block at TC The 10%

22:03 Block 3 - 4%. Yes. , that's a good one.

22:11 Okay one. So, um, , so we were talking about the

22:24 history. So we have here like uh, I mean we saw for

22:28 , for the present day temperature at debasement of the, of the cooper

22:33 and we have like the here they a temperature in this region. Just

22:38 remember here, we have our interests around here like Always that into account

22:44 here we contemporary sample a map that the depth to the 120 Celsius imprecise

22:51 term. And does that just like showed that for example here in this

22:56 where we have the higher heat for need a shallower depth in order to

23:04 into this. I said turn that looking for generation of hydrocarbons because here

23:09 heat ball is higher. So for in the region where the heat flow

23:13 lower, we will need to get into the information different to the sequence

23:17 order to reach the size of the think that there's a lot of details

23:23 have that many placement administrations. That's mm hmm. Alright next. And

23:33 the end just like the the they he was at the top of the

23:39 that it's important like just to me with the rural history. But after

23:44 as I showed in the workload, took the oral history then you took

23:48 thermal history. But you have to that with part two of the report

23:52 is the kind of stuff which is different technologies and the different intervals with

23:59 surge of potential. And when you all of those things like the mythologies

24:04 for example this is the for the information you have here. The net

24:08 of coal and you have here the thickness of shale and coal. The

24:13 when you mix that this like the of these uh potential source rocks along

24:18 the real history and with the thermal then you will have like the main

24:23 of facing modeling here in the copper next week. So for example,

24:31 we have the maps of original hydrogen for here is the original hydrocarbon

24:37 But okay, h I'm asked by . So for example, for the

24:41 super information there and especially our information the information we have the higher values

24:48 in this region. This is just result when they mix all the things

24:52 we have some important modeling with the for each one of these formations with

24:56 cold with the shell and after that have just maturity maps for each one

25:03 the formations. Just I think that example was maybe something that we,

25:08 here maybe sometimes too much heat is good because for example you have

25:14 that is for the information here like red region. You could think

25:20 oh that's the best reason. because that's over mature. So that's

25:23 like we have to take into So we're not looking for over material

25:28 . We are not looking for immature and groups we look like for the

25:33 the cooks but like between them like this yellow regions, the green regions

25:38 the places where hydrocarbon has been generated each one of these formations. So

25:48 a whole bunch of fields right Okay, how much modeling are you

25:53 to do there? But if we way out over here now I got

25:58 round questions Yeah, this is immature, what's going on up there

26:03 work, you know, if you're by a whole bunch of fields where

26:06 probably. So the question I have you were talking about this area being

26:13 mature but we have hydrocarbons. So much lateral migration do we consider?

26:20 close do you have to be to kitchen in order to be perspective?

26:28 that too. But you know that's we need to think about because often

26:35 just we just look at these stoplight this is a red region because

26:40 you know, we're vertically above or mature or no generation. But you

26:45 to consider that it could come in . So how far that that's an

26:53 question. I never how, how lateral migration and we have, how

27:01 you know like I know they can out samples from the title markers but

27:08 do we really know how if you an analog where you had a producing

27:15 where there was no generation there, have to say it would have to

27:19 from the kitchen so you could get number that way. I guess there

27:23 be theoretical ways of doing it. at the fermi ability but I don't

27:28 the way that you would do the quick anyway. Would you go in

27:32 look at different areas and see religion use extra charges, stress.

27:42 If I have just, You know everywhere. Here's the structure map of

27:48 story, structure map of my assuming no real battles are very where

27:53 everything going to charge to the yeah yeah expression yes. And what

28:02 the range you're going to allow throughout entire face? It everything. This

28:10 a hard area to stay. I versus having faster. Okay.

28:21 you promised in the past. that's right. Thank you for

28:30 to the, you can have your we go. Okay. Um that's

28:43 good question because as a nation for this this report only goes until the

28:48 generation but then you're missing the the accumulation that are things that we

28:54 have to do. But yeah. , so maturity maps for each formation

28:59 next week And here just the, question that we have probably that is

29:06 transformation rating. So this is the right in front of the formations

29:11 for each one of them. So example, we can see here the

29:14 rate is near to 100% of the over information in this region like like

29:21 values of information rating for each one the formations of the cooper basin of

29:26 information and here this is just like map of hydrocarbon generation on. But

29:36 the origin of the information. So to remember the most the two most

29:40 information here for hydrocarbon generation that you information from the late period and the

29:46 information. And at the end this like the main result that they got

29:50 the total hydrocarbon generation in volume for one of these formations. You know

29:55 is this is like a lot of but uh just the total amount of

30:01 generation is higher for the special wara to lack information related to the cold

30:06 on. Yeah that's that's it. think there's one missing decision. Thank

30:12 . Take into account with the you mention that it's related all these like

30:18 did the total hydrocarbons generated for this alpha group, the lower group of

30:23 proper basing and correlate that with the . So we have a hearing with

30:28 gas fields, we have hearings during oil fields that have been probably cooper

30:33 and we can see like this good of generation but there are some like

30:38 example here we have a good part generation that lies exactly over our area

30:44 interest but there's like no accumulation found . So why great great great

30:53 I love that and this is just the final act of the show hydrocarbon

30:59 and so you have here like a hydrocarbon generation but then you can divide

31:04 . They divide that into gas and and oil. So you have here

31:08 gas expelled the oil exploration you have the gas retained. And also they

31:14 retain the sources that that is important the product. We're going to see

31:17 unconventional. Yeah. So I think this is like the whole Okay

31:26 Any questions I have watched adam, we move on to you? You

31:35 me like it's been hemi Yeah, you hear me? John mike

31:47 Yeah stop working um the joint, can hear you but they were having

31:59 hearing me earlier too. Okay, was going to ask about access project

32:09 in mature works. Okay. So I figured we're going to the

32:17 after this. Right? About 11 . Yes I am. Yeah 11

32:24 . We can make sure that everyone log in. Everyone should be

32:27 There shouldn't be in service server They've got it resolved. That was

32:30 big, can you see this Children . Mhm. So if you have

32:36 question about that. Yes yes, . Yes. She can send me

32:58 email. I'll personally asked jay but have to promptly um I wouldn't confess

33:07 being seen out but I don't have near the memory I used so I

33:11 to be prompt. Just send me email that's Mhm Hi guys fire

33:21 Yeah. So I'm just gonna recap . JD It's a good work.

33:31 Queensland. Well, so now we all the Queensland. Well I didn't

33:35 the image but they're all in Um and then added some more queens

33:39 surveys all the check shots like last . Got you see actually ran through

33:43 real quick. Um There's this one has an issue. I'm not sure

33:47 causing the issue. I just need reload it but that will be

33:50 And then um oh, adding these intervals. That's kind of one of

33:55 little projects that had wanted to add in that way, you know

34:00 Hey, they took court here. is where they curve because the big

34:04 brought up last time where it's like focusing on the best investment opportunity,

34:09 means that the real conclusion in some these wells, you know, could

34:13 be a great opportunity. So knowing they curve is really important. Um

34:18 then uh, you know, there's always logs to add and then

34:24 , did some enhancements to improve cancer . Where do we stand on kingdom

34:29 portrayal? We'll be back. All right. So now we have

34:35 control 0.20 projects. So all those got exported out. Now if they're

34:40 the patrol project. Um The, don't know why I say in

34:45 They're all done all the studies and are in there. Um culture date

34:49 in there. The check shots have be loaded. I know JD had

34:53 interest on that. But if anyone wants to assist him with that,

34:56 think you'd be grateful for that logs in additional logs. Those who get

35:01 once they're in kingdoms, that's an export out. And then all the

35:04 data is looking. So once we into into patrol, then we can

35:13 shove it over into metro mode. that's the easiest way to do

35:17 Bring everything into Patrol. And then we start getting into more details,

35:21 will be nice to have a patrol because Patrol works a little bit better

35:24 more, you know, local prospect . Risking to my feelings better,

35:29 regional official program. So we could get nicer pictures from betrayal, which

35:35 helps. No. And again, have such a large group. I

35:38 think it's really a detriment. And think this goes back to just like

35:42 overarching picture where, you know, should be cross trained on those

35:49 So one of the things that got . So if you go into the

35:52 data, these are all of the holders for all the wealth that are

35:57 our area. Uh, and accompanying where you see new, those referred

36:02 wealth in our area, but they give us and then everything else is

36:06 stuff that gave us. So if have any questions, this is where

36:11 go run to rather than trying to navigate all the different websites and so

36:16 can see exactly what they ran what have access to and that's the end

36:20 be all. So if you go the next one we have quarter,

36:25 is um, and so like I this kind of got brought up in

36:29 previous one about sampling where you can , unfortunately a lot of the early

36:33 , the only sample, the sand's the shield, but we have all

36:36 data available on our fingertips. So we start getting into basic model and

36:40 like that, do you have any of questions? Like did this well

36:43 , did it not work? What they think it was go there?

36:46 where the answer is going to So that's all choked on the shared

36:50 them. There's also this little frenchie is also created that goes through and

36:57 this is their core is the sidewall . What does the report have something

37:02 that also real quick go back. the colors are my colors. Just

37:09 the colors. So that's why they for me. But that's additionally,

37:17 I just want to show everything got . But the one comment is,

37:20 think one Pablo, this is gonna something that you're going to take the

37:23 on just because they gave us you can see that, You

37:27 we're not 100% consistent, which is typical because we have all these

37:31 So we're gonna have to go all the geologists need to go through

37:36 kind of pick your key well and , you know, quickly kind

37:40 you know, you see the tops where you think they need to be

37:43 . Things like that. So I that's one of things to do in

37:46 upcoming weeks. Additionally, you asked Castagna that you wanted maps? We

37:54 maps. So this just shows the we haven't tried anywhere else but we

37:59 just push everything through and I just some quick and dirty initial interpretations.

38:06 one thing they brought up was the maps. So that's kind of what

38:11 basin is. If you go back slide which you can see that our

38:16 is gonna be where you see kind this like hell and this kind of

38:21 ish color, that's essentially the top the, what is it? Warrington

38:26 . So we've got the top of Warrington basin. Obviously you can see

38:30 some reflectors beneath. But really this is here and the warranting basin is

38:36 much assumed to be meta sediments and to have a lot of issues.

38:40 we have penetrations that do go deeper it. Is there a reason my

38:45 current, the pointer is just swinging right here. For some reason,

38:50 don't I don't know why. wow, nope again just kind of

39:00 maps to show and showing you know the basement geometry looks like little

39:07 you know shower deeper, we have next one and then we can see

39:13 top of the early Triassic which is think taken to be a kind of

39:17 regional feel um promotes the area for Cooper basin section and then there should

39:24 the middle Jurassic map and you can to see that you know most of

39:27 highs have already been drilled out even it is converted to kind of get

39:32 impression where they're probably highs and lows can see that most of the guys

39:36 pretty much been penetrated so previous fast on the show that you know for

39:42 most part of everything had gotten You know big one server works seems

39:48 most people have been able to access . I know you were having some

39:51 that are worth and hopefully we can that figured out. But otherwise it

39:55 like I'm not hearing any sort of if there are let me know so

39:58 can talk to jay um I think big thing that we need to do

40:02 go to the next is you again I think we're doing pretty well

40:09 our lit review. Now I can kind of going more into you know

40:15 order interpretation, things like that. So most of all that the world

40:20 got pulled, they're in there, if you happen to look through a

40:23 and you see that hey, there's report here, um pretty sure your

40:27 have the links for both of just go in and pull the report

40:31 it just so we have it all , we have said trusting reports,

40:36 think the big thing though is we need to pick out our key

40:39 so everyone needs to go in and at the project and pick out the

40:43 , you know, well have good , well that penetrate things of

40:47 you know, that give good spatial , those things that we need to

40:50 picking out well that have poor and that we know which one step

40:55 it's pretty easy to go in and like, oh it's a high

40:58 it's you know, not good yo make note of it and then

41:02 published like these are the key you know, from the, you

41:06 , these are the key wealth that want to interpret, you know,

41:08 geologist, these are the key, , we can start integrating those,

41:11 that way we can pick, you , a select few wells as opposed

41:14 all like 160 some wells. So you say kitty wells, what what

41:20 going to drive what, what constitutes key? Well, so those are

41:24 to be wells with good located because all the log data is good.

41:28 they're really going to have some sort core measurements for calibration for physical

41:33 there should be a special component. don't know what a few hours in

41:37 same area. You want some Think about that. Alright. Is

41:42 of that going to be driven by maths here? Because you said the

41:48 have been drills? All right, huh. Would it be worthwhile to

41:55 what's happening between the highs and the ? Yeah, so, but

42:02 like that's for the victory, you , that's where everyone needs to look

42:06 and bring their own piece of you know, where they would like

42:09 see the wells and stuff and then to group. Yes, I would

42:17 let's not let the group veto let's make it a positive thing.

42:22 any one person has feels like a would be key. For whatever

42:28 they should follow that. That Yeah. Okay, so, so

42:36 you have a good morning, so should, I think make it just

42:42 a google sheets and just be like wells, you know, and then

42:45 make a note off the side like . Well and then this is why

42:48 would like this. Well just about other people are like, you

42:52 there's some communication on like why this an important well and then then importing

42:57 whatever logs are available. So all logs are there. But then like

43:00 is a key. Well, these gonna be the first wells that are

43:02 be looked at by the Petro You know, these are gonna be

43:05 wells that probably should be tied, like that because there are one or

43:08 wells, like they're doing already They gave blog for it. But

43:13 literally just like this like, like something wrong with the data and it's

43:21 raw data. Is there anything useful that? Well, uh, maybe

43:27 from the log standpoint, you still the reports and all that? So

43:30 useful. Okay, so go back . Uh, and then, so

43:38 , we're talking about, you petrol, we kind of touched on

43:41 , touched on that. And then don't get pushed petrol mod for basic

43:46 . The other thing I want to by the group when we wanted to

43:50 fred kind of meat and shout the , we can do that next Tuesday

43:54 this Tuesday after kind of when we to agree on a meeting time,

44:00 up to, y'all I would, would say really should be able to

44:08 some type and they asked follow So that first, you know what

44:16 looking at, like as far as goals and what experience you have to

44:21 with us and then we can kind have a follow up to, that

44:23 make sense. It's a little bit , I think that's a good

44:27 Yeah. We have an hmm we pull angle stats for, I think

44:35 defenses. So the other ones don't angle sex, but the beauty lines

44:41 an angle fax. That's yeah. other thing is we need to go

44:49 and tie all of our treaty lines again, someone else will just go

44:56 , make sure that we pulled all our queen's inside in our area just

45:00 you know, it is so much useful to use three D as opposed

45:04 two D. And then we talked , you know, top conditioning And

45:08 think one problem like you should be to take the lead on that,

45:12 know, getting some of the associate , you know, talk about how

45:16 want to look at these tops, you want to pick, make sure

45:19 these wells are you seeing in terms their tops? Obviously the, the

45:25 will need to be special physical conditioning on logs, but that shouldn't be

45:29 that should really affect your top And that's more qualitative and quantitative.

45:37 , and then we'll kind regional computer . And then Also the other Big

45:42 is for Friday meeting. Um, there anyone that would like to present

45:46 head section that they want to present friday meeting. So it may have

45:49 been clear, it wasn't clear to that we do every other friday.

45:54 every friday. So we need at one representative. Of course you're all

45:58 to attend the scG meeting. But need one official evolved team member to

46:03 there. So do we have a ? Okay. I'm gonna nominate you

46:16 Pablo. If it doesn't have to the same person every time. Do

46:24 have what? Oh, you have meeting at that time? Fashion.

46:31 , I know this is the I mean, I can do

46:34 But again, if you have you know good. Free. Let

46:38 know if you want to present you bring up. Ah We should mix

46:44 up a little bit. So Adam always be the fallback. But I

46:49 we should get another volunteer possible. , Mohammed. Can you do it

46:56 morning. But but this is an to get familiar. I want everybody

47:05 know everybody. Every other person's This way we we integrate better if

47:11 understand all of it. So you're this time. And juan and Adam

47:18 help you get ready for the Okay. You want to have

47:26 They told us that we could request . So the meeting is.

47:34 But remember also they're going to have night. Mm hmm. Though.

47:40 . Let's mix it up. This is your turn. Yeah.

47:53 . So let me say this on well time. Remember I'm not demanding

47:58 we have synthetic. Seismic grams in to establish ties to start Right?

48:05 of course getting those synthetics will be insightful. So Mohammed. You're doing

48:12 , right? Or is it for and burke in maybe um start with

48:20 wells that you think you'll get the tie on. Right? And don't

48:24 hung up on the bad side. . So you may have to move

48:29 until you get a good time. . You get 10 yards already.

48:39 . Yeah. Just looking at impedance may be able to pick out

48:43 Well, you you've already done You've already generated the quick and dirty

48:47 , which by the way, you need to stare at those maps.

48:50 think we're already I think I'm seeing . So you should already be looking

48:56 those maps and looking for opportunities. . Okay. Anything else?

49:06 the only issue everyone needs to make if you don't have to restrict

49:11 please let me know immediately. It like about half of you had logged

49:16 and were successful. But if you let me know working, let me

49:20 . And so hopefully we can work jay. I'm getting ethics.

49:23 Larkin did you get sorted out? I thought I got sorted out because

49:28 was like jay. It's still I I can do it.

49:36 Okay. You are having babies. . Thank you. Do you access

49:47 the problem? He accessed the Can you access? Okay.

49:57 I was on it from my Okay. We were able to.

50:09 uh Next one. Oh and then was for when we present to show

50:16 we've got training to shut up. but but it's good pr on our

50:25 sometimes you gotta show the pr who's homeless man in the lower for

50:32 Mm hmm. Yeah. Oh uh . All right. Anybody else going

50:47 be presenting? We don't have the until 11:30 so we have some

50:55 Uh Do any of our coaches have comments? Any feedback they want to

51:01 us? I've got something. Can hear me? Okay. Alright.

51:06 sorry coaches go ahead. J. . Let me pull it up.

51:17 that's it just went through. Have been updated on the game starts.

51:21 it's a little behind. But really just want to show you all what

51:25 looks like and then get some It's taking time to pull up for

51:30 reason. Okay. We got Okay. Screen. Alright. I'm

51:37 better at this. God. I I was getting better while we're

51:45 Who's doing geologists? Okay. A lot of geophysics. Alright.

51:54 But I was spread towards. And else? Okay. Alright. And

52:08 Carbon Secret sequestration. We have somebody gonna do that. I I don't

52:15 you. Wait wait. We're just use it. All right. Can

52:26 see spreadsheet? Because I can't I'm look at unconventional and if somebody else

52:33 interested in that. great, but not like Arabic at least different.

52:38 regional and we talked about that. looking at this is driving me not

52:44 have to tell you. So we on that we share and now I

52:51 see it. You don't hear Okay. Yeah, but it's not

52:57 up on the screen. Um you helped me before. Yeah,

53:10 this button everyone. So when you the option to duplicate, I'm

53:20 I'm sorry. Super. And so . Yeah. Okay. Well,

53:49 know, this was a great reservoir here. And then also um I

54:00 , I think you already have that you have the wealth of, you

54:05 , it's going to be a dry , but why? And then that

54:10 be we just put on the Excel and then we could project.

54:17 dry hole analysis is incredibly important. for bringing that up. And somebody

54:22 really pay attention. We tend to the dry holes. Right? Let's

54:25 attention to them and figure out why triangles. Yeah. Excuse me.

54:38 was really hard to say, can , can we zoom in on this

54:40 section here. Okay. There we . Alright, so the way I

54:49 this is in four phases. So loading phase, Yes, subsurface interpretation

54:59 that these would be major checkpoints in project and the play development and

55:08 And then finally project based though each of these phases has main deliverables underneath

55:18 . I try to keep them as get a few tasks that possible so

55:22 we're not all over the place. this is sort of a broad brush

55:26 of how we're going to go from we are now too. The conclusion

55:32 so okay, projects and communications, think we're pretty much done with that

55:37 or we're all going to do on and we have a team chat.

55:40 all good. Yeah. So the I had creating a with that,

55:47 wouldn't let me, it was like had what one person and then like

55:51 else is like looking at it. so bad. Okay, we'll revisit

55:57 , but that's really important to make everybody knows what's going on.

56:05 Alright. So that's nearly done. review is it's happening. I'm not

56:11 how we're really doing that. Like reading and stuff or are we just

56:16 our little, our own sections like geology in my reading about geology or

56:21 trying to get everybody to everyone. should read at least the regional and

56:28 get more into that. Everyone should the fundamentals of the basement because it's

56:36 to understand how your pieces and more stuff should be just that little group

56:43 individual. Okay, cool. So do your homework and we'll just call

56:48 good at the end of the Seismic surveys. That's all loaded.

56:53 . That's great. Well locations Well, logs we have production data

57:01 we have, we're good with Sweet. Okay. So I had

57:07 note from yeah that we want to up the regional tops and horizons.

57:12 if you go down to this, service interpretation framework section, identify seismic

57:18 , map regional seismic faults, map seismic horizons. So that all kind

57:23 happened at once more or less. we want to move that up to

57:29 . Yes. And that we're here we want to just go ahead and

57:32 it anyway. But clearly we have done some that. So it's a

57:36 bit behind um identifying the regional identifying the regional zones and we're gonna

57:44 correlating them. So I will not on that. And then the exploration

57:50 production history, we want to move up now as well. So you

57:55 really trying to show you all what says. But if you look over

57:59 in this area, that's where you it. So, but anyway,

58:06 here are the dates have to make smaller. No, so here are

58:14 dates and then this is when this would be active and then when it

58:19 start and then when it would finish then so the idea is you have

58:22 sort of cascading series of events leading everything being done and I haven't finishing

58:30 the first week of april, I know when this is, this is

58:34 an example, will update this as go. Um and I think everybody

58:40 good with the roll, right. we're all happy with that. So

58:43 of these tasks will withhold certain people um that's about it, great

58:52 it will be getting into the play and mapping, that's how we'll get

58:57 idea of what looks like, you , promote regional to a more local

59:03 . You know, what looks like has the most keep in mind,

59:09 is the first cut, you'll be these bars as we go along,

59:13 it's a great framework. So we what's before us. The one thing

59:18 needs to be added is three Yeah, I can't go on

59:25 Yeah, mm hmm. Okay. . So you want to add another

59:37 , it's easy to find the right of everyone, that sort of

59:51 I'm sure it'll be easier to, , yeah. Yes. When,

60:02 is the final presentation? I forget said a, well, where

60:10 let's ask the coaches. Okay. . So there's a whole extra month

60:19 here. So this is gonna get out. Mhm. Um but the

60:23 is that, you know, you start from a base in focus,

60:26 we go to a play focus and go to a prospect focus and then

60:30 end up with the portfolio prospects and ran them. I don't know because

60:38 totally, I I think they Yeah, that's right. Good

60:56 Good point. So, Larkin, need to start thinking about those reservoir

61:04 and um so the economics is going be a group effort, right?

61:11 not it's not. Yeah. Oh right. So for example,

61:22 if you were to work him he would have stuck with And it

61:26 really get like 50% of the oil that we often have like and so

61:34 all the same clubs and that's also . Just like there are all these

61:39 like apples, you know, it's about and so those levels of economic

61:54 , it's it's developing countries. And if you want to see everyone this

62:04 and they have to choose. Uh . Do we have an internal presentation

62:21 . Right. Work with that for , for the presentation like you

62:30 And then where is that, where would want to be when you present

62:37 ? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. was going to say um remember this

62:45 an I. B. A. . So I think we should have

62:49 midterm just honestly present where we are presents I think. Alright, well

63:03 it for the chart. Mm Okay, so we have a few

63:09 for feedback. Um do any of coaches, Can you hear me?

63:20 . Okay, Excellent, Excellent, . A lot of good work.

63:25 is, this is excellent work. think that the discussion was excellent

63:30 I do have a couple of comments a question. The first question

63:36 for you dr Christina, I had Bella I would like to attend some

63:41 these meetings and then also apparently the continuing education Committee would like to attend

63:49 meetings. They'll be at the, the bigger ones as well because I

63:55 they're considering awarding continuing education credit. , can I go ahead and share

64:03 link for this meeting? But Alright, Perfect, Perfect.

64:10 so it sounds like your kingdom issues been resolved, is that right?

64:16 . Okay. Alright, perfect. I worked for I. H.

64:21 . Markit, so if there are serious kingdom issues, hope hopefully I

64:26 find someone at work to take care that. A couple of comments and

64:34 is something to think about, particularly you start thinking about the myth

64:40 mid project presentation, the final project , the investor presentation. And I

64:46 some of the early slides are really , hey, here's, here's what

64:49 doing, technically get into the habit putting a title on every slide.

64:57 into the habit of putting two or bullet points on every slide. So

65:02 audience knows what's the key takeaway from these slides, right. That's going

65:08 be important in the middle project It's gonna be super important in the

65:15 project presentation. It's going to be important when you get to the investor

65:21 . Right? So just get into habit of doing that. And then

65:25 that way, um, when you're your friday meetings, Yes, someone

65:32 the last minute can't make it and else has to step in. They'll

65:37 able to see right from the power . Oh, here's the point of

65:41 slide. Here is the point of next slide. Right? So anybody

65:46 be able to pick up your power and get about 80% of what you

65:52 to say without having to hear you anything. Right? That's how

65:59 you know that, that's how much should be on your power point,

66:04 ? For people to understand. But again, you don't want to overload

66:08 slide. So you have to think how you want to balance that.

66:14 . On your update slides, if go to the bottom of the banner

66:19 the bottom, Cooper has three Eos Cooper Basin there, there is nothing

66:29 is going to shut an investor's wallet right than seeing something like that.

66:36 ridiculous. Right? We make these all the time. But okay,

66:42 like that are important because the question be, if they don't know how

66:46 spell the name of their basin, , what am I to believe about

66:50 technical working. So that's important um, on your face and wide

66:59 . But put something a star and something so that people know where

67:06 your license area is. And I earlier in the presentation, someone pointed

67:12 our area of interest don't call it area that it is your license

67:19 So you really need to start thinking business terms, right rather than academic

67:28 . And then uh finally, and this is just kind of a little

67:35 on your Gant chart, don't put , geophysicists put actual names because I

67:42 guarantee you this happens in real So oh, was I supposed to

67:47 the geology? I thought you were to be the geologist. Right?

67:51 , and the thing doesn't get So if you put the actual names

67:55 people know, oh yeah, I , I need to do that.

68:01 just a few, you know, a few kind of minor points to

68:05 be thinking about. But like I , overall a lot of good work

68:11 has been done. So I think guys are are well on your way

68:17 to where you need to be. that was, that was all I

68:21 things. Thank you George. we lost we last make but I'll

68:31 some comments that I know are near dear to my heart as well.

68:34 in the chat I gave some notes the timeline and the friday presentation.

68:40 really good these friday presentations because you're to a lot of different groups that

68:45 working the project to kind of share , you know, like the summary

68:49 your status, um what you've been to accomplish your plans very high

68:54 maybe that's a snapshot of the Gant we work so it can be viewed

68:59 , but then you really want to hit the highlights. So what are

69:02 key learnings? Uh, and that just one learning? He said,

69:05 , we found this in literature that real special, we found this out

69:09 this is a nugget. So communicating nugget with 30 is probably better than

69:16 rambling. So that's some good advice help Mohammed who's got a special kind

69:22 request from, to so to make fantastic this friday. So, so

69:29 through the presentations, juan Pablo I think a great job of dealing

69:35 this together and you know, you get to be a good old

69:39 john when, when you know a that went to the field with

69:44 one of our colleagues did a lot work with Hall that the author for

69:48 papers. So, but one thing I think came together as you started

69:53 questions about where did this occur in basin, what's happened in other extremes

69:58 think of when you're reviewing the how you can do, joined up

70:04 how you can call the production, , you're ari involved engineer and

70:09 hey, we need to tie this cam back to where the productions

70:14 um, can you help us with information and you start from literature driving

70:19 joined up thinking where your information has fit with the production data. If

70:25 doesn't then you have questions like john how far did this oil come from

70:29 this isn't even a good part of oil basin? So that's that joined

70:33 thinking I'd love to see your starting . I think it's gonna gel.

70:38 Adam I had one question um and was mainly the discussion by Kingdom versus

70:45 , where are you going to work two D. Data and what's your

70:50 for working the two D. I don't think you should throw it

70:53 . I think the two D. you can learn a lot from

70:56 Ah But what's the intent? So would be the question I'd asked Adam

71:02 to the group that guide that to analysis why and what do you want

71:07 get out of the to do And you might be surprised that might

71:12 you some real insights that you can't from three D. So with the

71:16 D. Data that will be primarily with them just because I think he

71:20 this guy editor is here Charles. And I think it's a little bit

71:25 to make money in Kingdom and then out of it on the regional maps

71:32 lot of our area is not covered three G. Data. And so

71:36 we only use three D. Including , maybe a third of our

71:42 So we want to integrate with the . V. And in that

71:47 Good. Good. And there's some elements, some strata graphic elements.

71:51 big picture might just pop out of one select two D. Line when

71:55 stand through it. So I think might even point out that detail on

71:59 of those when he was going when throwing through him. And finally on

72:04 discussion on the project plan. Uh group started discussing dry hole analysis and

72:10 one of my forces favorite requests that don't do enough of the dry hole

72:17 . So hey they drilled on half structure. They had a dry

72:21 does that mean that's tested or what they test? And with the results

72:25 they banned it, did they find and and kind of do those dry

72:30 analysis. So you've got a great there and a great logs set to

72:33 that analysis from. Ah And that's key question as you're working through this

72:40 . That's where you're going to have do again. This joined up thinking

72:45 might be mapping to look at where ties the dry hole in. And

72:48 you're gonna ask the reservoir engineer of Petro physicist what did they actually find

72:53 that? Well? And you do joint up thinking around those points.

72:57 um the dry hole analysis again will one of these integrated things and it's

73:02 earlier is easier than later when you're those pieces together. I lose my

73:10 . That's about the big picture of that I wanted to china coach and

73:15 ask your questions um has all the that you've gotten on the well logs

73:22 in in terms of digits or have guys been looking at a raster

73:28 Oh so all we need is that gave us from scG, we have

73:36 in digital format and we have not put additional data that is in raster

73:44 for outside data just because that is time intensive. And I feel like

73:52 enough digital data there to make something it versus the rosters. If

73:58 if we saw something in like a clot or something, we can always

74:01 that in. But right now, , I don't, I don't want

74:04 get into a data loading perpetual events we will. Then I asked questions

74:17 , well what information is in the logs such as the drilling effort or

74:21 program, the logging the mud uh the temperatures and and other things

74:26 maybe haven't been compiled if you have to those and other databases. But

74:32 that through, because I wouldn't, this is kind of a key point

74:36 I talk about economic risks. I want to figure in what it's going

74:43 take me to drill that well and often that you can't do that without

74:47 some history or understanding of, had many pieces of casing and type that

74:53 get to go down. What was time that took to drill these

74:56 So that's information you can glean from resources, but that's something that you

75:00 build up early on now as you're through the data. And I was

75:04 reminded uh, from a colleague of how much information are in the raster

75:09 headers that we forget look and often compiled so great. I'm gonna keep

75:15 to look at all the data you've only so much time. So you

75:19 to look at data with an intent then get surprised. That's my key

75:26 . Great advice. Okay guys, , anything else from the coaches,

75:32 we're gonna change rooms here and we be broadcasting from the other room.

75:39 those of you who are online will goodbye till friday or next week.

75:47 . Okay, Thanks everybody. Thank guys, jail on friday. Whoever

75:53 up and john there's supposed to be tad smith. Petro physics presentation coming

75:57 . I don't know if it's this and one of the following friday's,

76:01 the, the typical is They're having Jeremy did the 30 minutes or

76:08 30 minute presentation as a kickoff? may be doing one this week from

76:13 smith on Petro physics. Okay. know, are they posting those presentations

76:22 yeah, they will be recorded, will be recorded because, you

76:25 we have classes friday morning, so it, it's making it tough for

76:29 of the guys, so um well I suggest uh just will flag those

76:36 they occur and maybe whoever shows up then um but those are often good

76:41 watch as a group with your your co you know, co instructors,

76:46 you might be able to play off what Todd talks about in your

76:50 All right, very good. Thank . See you friday and

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