(Names are on file at the Kansas Geological Survey).
To: webadmin@kgs.ku.edu
Subject: Keep up the god work
The digital petroleum atlas is one of the few worthwhile petroleum sites on the internet. You are demonstrating what can be done with the Web. We need more states to start doing what you are doing. Until we see more products like this the small independent will not be one the internet.
An Geologist at a Small Independent Producer
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To: lee@kgs.ku.edu
Subject: KGS Digital Petroleum Atlas
I examined the new digital petroleum atlas (Stanton Co., KS) and I am very impressed. Congratulations on a great product. I am currently working for NARCO on a consulting job in KS and have found the info in the digital atlas to be of great help.
Best Regards,
An Independent Geologist
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To: webadmin@kgs.ku.edu
Subject: Kansas Petroleum Data
I think the Kansas Digital Petroleum Atlas and O&G database is great and wish the project much success. I wanted to know when monthly well and field data would be available. Also will injection data also reside in the database eventually? Have you thought about writing Java applets that would plot data various ways and do decline analysis.
Will log and well completion data also be available someday?
An Independent Producer
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To: webadmin@kgs.ku.edu
Subject: DPA
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Hey KGS:
I really like the direction you're taking with the Digital Petroleum Atlas. This is the kind of information I've been hoping for from KGS and PTTC. Can't wait for you to start on other counties (like Lane and Ness for example hint, hint). Keep up the great work.
Owner of Small Independent Oil and Gas Company
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To: webadmin@kgs.ku.edu
Subject: Kansas Atlas
One of the few projects that DOE has supported that has been really useful in my work.
Geologist from a Large Oil Company
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To: webadmin@kgs.ku.edu
Subject: DPA
You do not realize how much of the Digital Petroleum Atlas that I have downloaded and used in a current prospectus. Also I noted DPA maps and x-sections were in evidence at the latest NAPE Conference (North America Petroleum Expo).
A Independent Geophysical Consultant
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A Success Story
The Kansas Geological Survey's
Digital Petroleum Atlas (DPA) played an important role in helping
Denver geologist, Gary Wilkins discover new production from the
Morrow formation at the Dietterich Field (Discovery well is Stelbar
1-25 Roberts, 25-28S-41W). Mr. Wilkins used the geological, geophysical,
and production data in the DPA to demonstrate the potential for
reservoir quality sandstone in the Morrow formation at the Dietterich
Field area.
Quote from Gary Wilkins. "The regional geological maps available on the DPA Web site are a tremendous help in defining new play areas in the Morrow formation. I also appreciate the comprehensive Arroyo Field Study. The geological information does an excellent job of clearly demonstrating the trapping mechanism and reservoir distribution. The geophysical information allowed me to demonstrate that the reservoir was clearly imaged by both 2-D and 3-D seismic. The easily available production data on the field and wells is a time saver."
Figure 19 shows relationship of discovery of Dietterich Field to Arroyo Field a Digital Petroleum Atlas field study.
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