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Geology of the Hartshorne Formation, Arkoma Basin, Oklahoma.

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Okla State Agency	Geological Survey, Oklahoma
Okla Agency Code	'GEO'
Title	Geology of the Hartshorne Formation, Arkoma Basin, Oklahoma.
Alternative title	Geology and resources of the eastern Ouachita mountains frontal belt and southeastern Arkoma Basin, Oklahoma.
Authors	Suneson, Neil, 1950- Hemish, Leroy A. Oklahoma Geological Survey. Petroleum Technology Transfer Council (U.S.)
Publisher	University of Oklahoma.
Publication Date	1998
Publication type	Guide
Subject	Geology--Arkoma Basin (Ark. and Okla.)--Guidebooks. Arkoma Basin (Ark. and Okla.)--Guidebooks.
Purpose	This guidebook is a companion to Oklahoma Geological Survey (OGS) Special Publication 98-7, The Hartshorne Play in Southeastern Oklahoma: Regional and Detailed Sandstone Reservoir Analysis and Coalbed-Methane Resources, by Richard D. Andrews and Brian J. Cardott of the OGS, and Taylor Storm of West Virginia University. The guidebook and special publication are outgrowths of two well-received OGS programs: detailed geologic mapping in the Arkoma basin and Ouachita Mountains (STATEMAP), and the fluvial-dominated deltaic (FDD) oil reservoir project. The STATEMAP program in southeastern Oklahoma consisted of new geologic mapping at a scale of 1:24,000 with an emphasis on resource (gas, coal, limestone, sand and gravel) and environmental (waste-disposal siting, abandoned coal mines) issues. Twenty-two new maps have been produced under STATEMAP and its precursor, COGEOMAP, both of which were funded by the OGS and the U.S. Geological Survey. The FDD project was designed to identify and analyze all FDD light-oil reservoirs in Oklahoma and "to implement an information- and technology-transfer program to help the operators of FDD reservoirs learn how to increase oil recovery and sustain the life expectancy of existing wells." Funding from the U.S. Department of Energy's Bartlesville Project Office enabled eight plays to be studied and the results reported.
Notes	Also a companion to Guidebooks 29 and 30 by the Oklahoma Geological Survey.
OkDocs Class#	G500.7 G946 no.31
Digital Format	PDF, Adobe Reader required
ODL electronic copy	Downloaded from agency website: http://www.ogs.ou.edu/pubsscanned/guidebooks/GB_31.pdf
Rights and Permissions	This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders.
Language	English
Date created	2012-07-03
Date modified	2014-06-27

Title	GB_31 ocr 1
Full text	Geology of the Hartshorne. ForIllation, ArI~oIllaBasin, QI~lahoIlla o l~lahollla Geological Survey Guidebool~ 3 •.•
Date created	2012-07-03
Date modified	2012-07-03

Geology of the Hartshorne Formation, Arkoma Basin, Oklahoma.

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