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Free Resources: History of World Oil Industry History of Canadian Oil Industry Presentations, Papers and Courses Training and Career Development A-Z of Useful Information Opportunities Field Guides and Sites of Geological Interest Links Dry and Abandoned Contact Geo-Help Geo-Help Concept: About Geo-Help Subscriber's Resources: Access     Is a mould of many fossils a "cast of thousands"?   Success vs Dismal Rat - which would you rather drill? The Success Formation (Late Jur. to early Cret.) has over 1 billion barrels of discovered oil in SW Saskatchewan. The Dismal Rat Member is another name for the Cardium Zone (Upper Cret) - silty to pebbly mudstones with some marginal production - on the other hand you could drill 30m deeper and take a look at the Cardium Formation (over 10 billion barrels of discovered oil).

Do you need short-term geological consulting or are you looking for specific geological information ? contact Geo-Help Next up: June 7-10, 2009, Denver, Colorado; AAPG Annual Convention May 4-7 2009 - CSPG/CSEG/CWLS Joint Convention, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. May be this should have been restricted to the 'members' section...... A unique way to get an edge in a new area   Scale in Geology   Would a "window in a mesa" be a "pane in the butte"?     Are conjugate faults marital problems?

Access to Subscriber's Resources Up-dated:13th July 2008  Dave Russum will present a keynote address to the CSUG Anual Conference on Wednesday 19th November 2008 on "North American Gas" Recent Presentations: Dave Russum presented a paper to the Global Petroleum Conference: "Canadian Oil and Gas; Challenges, Trends and Opportunities in a Changing World" on 12th June 2008. Dave Russum and Alexei Belonogov will present a paper and poster entitled "Is Canada Lagging in Arctic Development?" at the CSPG Annual Conference in Calgary, May 12-16 2008. At the Gussow Arctic Exploration Conference in Banff, October 15-17 2007, Dave Russum and Alexei Belonogov presented a poster entitled "Time for Canada to Flex its Muscle in the Arctic?" on behalf of AJM Petroleum Consultants.   NOTE: For other Presentations, Papers and Courses click here  I have joined AJM Petroleum Consultants as a Partner and Vice President of Geoscience. AJM are well known for their high quality reserve evaluation services to the Canadian Oil and Gas Industry. In recent years this has expanded to include US and International Projects. AJM also has developed an extremely strong geological staff with a very broad spectrum of expertise capable of carrying out virtually any geological project including unconventional gas and and heavy oil. Contact Dave Russum at (403) 232-6600. The Core Conference Index now includes all CSPG Core Conferences from 1994 to 2005 - Available on-line for subscribers Can't keep track of the ever changing Companies in the Canadian Oil and Gas industry? - Subscribers have access to a unique listing of current and former Companies. Trivia Question: How much oil is currently produced from the tarsands? E-Mail your answer to qualify for bragging rights. Answer to previous question: Current imports of LNG to North America are approximately 1.9Bcf/d (2.5% of current consumption) (Answers to previous trivia questions are stored under the "Dry and Abandoned" section) Seven Steps to Better Exploration Results: Align expectations Cover the bases Don't reinvent the wheel Assess the competition Critically evaluate Optimise the timeframe Post Appraise Geo-Help has developed some new approaches to help your company achieve better exploration results. Call Dave at (403) 813-4457 for more information. Is a thin layer of chert a 'skin flint' How to Contact Geo-Help is a virtual Office, access to information and services can be obtained by contacting Dave Russum at (403) 813-4457 or dave@geohelp.net Return to top of Geo-Help Home Page