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As a part of our implementing our mission, we have conducted and facilitated studies, presentations and other documents on the topic of Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR). These documents are broken into subcategories to help you find the information pertinent to each topic. 

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During 2004-2010 the authors studied the sand dunes of Oman using trenches, OSL age dating and modern wind data. This work was supported by Petroleum Development Oman to define modern analogs for ancient dune reservoirs that produce oil and gas in the Sultanate. An unintended consequence of our work was the recognition of a band of high wind energy along the East Coast of Oman that might be suitable for commercial wind power extraction, especially during the peak wind season of the Indian Monsoon. Our geological work indicates that this basic wind regime has been in place for at least 200K years, and is thus not a fluke of modern times.

Stratigraphy, Exploration and EOR potential of the Tensleep/Casper Formations, Southeast Wyoming
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There are two main themes of this poster. The first theme is to provide an update on the stratigraphy and sedimentology of the Tensleep/Casper Formation of Southeast Wyoming (and parts of Northern Colorado), and oil production from these rocks. We incorporate new measured sections, stratigraphic analysis and petrographic work undertaken by the authors. To this end we created a new database in ArcGis (geographic information software) of tops and other information that updates the historical well database of the Wyoming Oil and Gas Commission archived in Casper. This new database has been used to create Common Risk Segment (CRS) maps of the Upper Tensleep oil play in Southeast Wyoming. These CRS maps indicate trends in Tensleep reservoir, charge and trap that are useful in planning further exploration. It is possible that use of advanced seismic techniques applied over the complex structural terrains in the identified high potential areas of SE Wyoming will produce new leads and ultimately, new discoveries.

EORI Newsletter, Summer 2010
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In this issue:

  • From the desk of the director
  • Update on EORI Chemical Flooding Unit
  • AAPG Annual Meeting Presentations
  • GSA Rocky Mountain Section Meeting Papers
  • New Horizons in Database Management

EORI Newsletter, Fall 2010
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In this issue:

  • From the desk of the director
  • EOR and technology
  • Low salinity waterflooding
  • New staff
  • Recent publications
  • Events
  • Looking ahead

EORI Newsletter, Spring 2011
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In this issue:

  • From the desk of the director
  • Residual oil zones in the Tensleep Formation
  • Website development and design
  • Future EORI outreach and education
  • EORI sponsored conferences
  • Employment at EORI

EORI Newsletter, Fall 2011
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In this issue:

  • From the desk of the director
  • Bighorn Basin RMP
  • Conference update
  • Coreflood system for CO2 EOR studies
  • New EORI cluster and SER building
  • New staff
  • EORI calendar & Events