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Tácata Field: Discovering Oil in a Subthrust Triangle Zone SPE 69410

By: Contributor(s): Language: Inglés Series: Sadler, Peter ; Publication details: Dallas, Texas Society of Petroleum Engineers 2001Online resources: Summary: The Tácata Field lies some 30 km west of the prolific El Furrial trend of oil fields in the Eastern Venezuela Basin, and was discovered in 1997. It lies within a recently active triangle zone and presents significant problems to seismic imaging. Pre-stack depth migration and map migration techniques have been employed, the latter with particular success. The seismic interpretation is constrained within the framework of a three dimensional balanced structural model.
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The Tácata Field lies some 30 km west of the prolific El Furrial trend of oil fields in the Eastern Venezuela Basin, and was discovered in 1997. It lies within a recently active triangle zone and presents significant problems to seismic imaging. Pre-stack depth migration and map migration techniques have been employed, the latter with particular success. The seismic interpretation is constrained within the framework of a three dimensional balanced structural model.



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