Prospect Package - Evans Geophysical

Cincinnati
Meigs
Campbell Clermont
Brown
Braxton
Lawrence
Greenup
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O G UB
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Lewis
Cabell
Rowan
Bath
Boyd
Menifee
Kentucky
Jessamine
Estill
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Magoffin
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Garrard
Owsley
Rockcastle
Clay
Laurel
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Boone
Fayette
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Morgan
Wolfe
Madison
Pulaski
KYWV-3
Johnson
Powell
KYW
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Wayne
KYW
V-5
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WV
KY
V-4
KYW
Clark
Kanawha
Charleston
Lincoln
Elliott
Lexington-Fayette Montgomery
Putnam
Huntington
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KYWV
Bourbon
Calhoun
Jackson
Roane
Carter
Logan
Martin
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Pike
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KY
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KYWV
Evans Geophysical February 2009
Kentucky and West Virginia Spec Survey
Spread Configuration:
Station Intervals:
Source Station Intervals:
Grant Record Length:
Sample Rate:
Robertson
Number of Vibes:
Number of Sweeps:
Harrison
Sweep Frequency:
Sweep Length:
Geophones perNicholas
station:
Gallia
Mason
360
180 Split
110’
220’
6 Seconds
1 Ms
3 or 4
4/6/8 as needed
10 Hz-130Hz
8 Seconds
Fleming
6
F
KYWV-1
Scioto
Adams
Pendleton
Live Channels:
Bracken
Wirt
Wyoming
Summers
KY
WV
-7
McDowell
Mercer
Buchanan
Letcher
Dickenson
KY
W
V-1
4
Giles
Tazewell
Bland
Wise
Already Shot
Available for Participation
Shooting Now
Norton
Knox
Available for Participation
Surveying Now
Whitley
Surveying Soon
Bell
Lee
Scott
-18
WV
KY
Harlan
Kingsport
Russell
Wythe
Smyth
Washington
Bristol
Contact Information:
Email: annette@evansgeo.com
Carroll
Phone : 231-271-6296
Fax: 231-271-4405
Grayson
Galax
VE
FO E RV
R VA IEW
PR NS S
O G UB
SP E
M
EC OP IT
T HY TE
PO SI D
ST CA TO
IN L
G
O
VE
FO E RV
R VA IEW
PR NS S
O G UB
SP E
M
O
EC P IT
T HY TE
PO SI D
ST CA TO
IN L
G
O
VE
FO E RV
R VA IEW
PR NS S
O G UB
SP E
M
O
EC P IT
T HY TE
PO SI D
ST CA TO
IN L
G
O
Ohio
102
C'
D'
7
103
38
West Virginia
0.
VE
6
FO E RV
R VA IEW
PR NS S
O G UB
SP E
M
O
EC P IT
T HY TE
PO SI D
ST CA TO
IN L
G
37
Net thickness of
radioactive black
shale (feet)
104
36
105
106
Kentucky
35
107
108
34
0
1.
2.0
33
0.6
32
31
200
300
3.0
400
109
Isotherm
(%Ro)
C
0.6
Virginia
Greater Big
Sandy AU
O
D
100
Tennessee
80
31
0
100
0
Line of section with wells
80
100
160 Miles
200 Kilometers
Figure 14. Greater Big Sandy Assessment Unit, showing thermal maturity in %Ro and net thickness
of radioactive black shale. Well numbers and lines of cross sections are from de Witt and others (1993.
Cross sections CC' and DD' are shown on figures 16 and 17, respectively. See figure 11 for source of
%Ro isotherm data.
32
OHIO
KENTUCKY
WEST
VIRGINIA
Northwest Ohio Shale Assessment Unit
Radioactive black shale
Shale and sandstone
105
0
0
C
103
104
Berea
Bedford Sh. and unnamed ss. and sltst.
Cleveland Member
stone
Sand
Three Lick Bed
OHIO SHALE
Huron Member
34
108
107
Upper part of Huron Member
102
O
7
Sunbury Shale
106
Limestone
Shale and siltstone
109
Berea Ss. and
Bedford Sh.,
undivided
Lower part of Huron Member
Hanover Shale Member
Angola Shale Member
Olentangy Shale
S H A L E
Sandstone
C'
OHIO
150
Feet
500
Greater Big Sandy Assessment Unit
VE
FO E RV
R VA IEW
PR NS S
O G UB
SP E
M
O
EC P IT
T HY TE
PO SI D
ST CA TO
IN L
G
Meters
KENTUCKY
N
TIO
JAVA FORMA
WEST FALLS
FORMATION
Pipe Creek Shale Member
Rhinestreet Shale Member
Lower Devonian Limestone
Figure 16. Stratigraphic cross section CC', showing the Devonian black shales across the Greater Big Sandy
Assessment Unit in southern Ohio, eastern Kentucky, West Virginia, and southwestern Virginia.
Location of cross section is shown on figure 14 (after de Witt and others, 1993, pl. 9, section HH').
840
820
440
Lake Ontario
NEW
YORK
CANADA
VE
FO E RV
R VA IEW
PR NS S
O G UB
SP E
M
O
EC P IT
T HY TE
PO SI D
ST CA TO
IN L
G
15
3
420
e
Lak
6
Erie
16
420
18
PENNSYLVANIA
12
5
1
400
19
17
2
OHIO
740 0
44
760
780
800
13
NEW
JERSEY
MARYLAND
76
4
0
400
740
SHALE GAS RECOVERABILITY
WEST
VIRGINIA
7
O
8
380
KENTUCKY
380
780
9
Poor
50
50
100 Miles
100 Kilometers
Gas Plays
VIRGINIA
820
0
0
11
360 0
84
Moderate
VIRGINIA
14
10
Good
80
360
0
1. North-Central Ohio
2. Western Lake Erie
3. Eastern Lake Erie
4. Plateau Ohio
5. Eastern Ohio
6. Western Penn-York
7. Southern Ohio Valley
8. Western Rome Trough
9. Tug Fork
10. Pine Mountain
11. Plateau Virginia
12. Pittsburgh basin
13. Eastern Rome Trough
14. New River
15. Portage Escarpment
16. Cattaraugus Valley
17. Penn-York Plateau
18. Catskill
Figure 15. Qualitative assessment of gas recoverability from Devonian shales of the
Appalachian basin (from Charpentier and others, 1993).
Map Output
O
VE
FO E RV
R VA IEW
PR NS S
O G UB
SP E
M
EC OP IT
T HY TE
PO SI D
ST CA TO
IN L
G
Clinton SS Play
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Map Output
O
VE
FO E RV
R VA IEW
PR NS S
O G UB
SP E
M
EC OP IT
T HY TE
PO SI D
ST CA TO
IN L
G
Berea SS Play
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