The Role of Moldic Porosity in Paleozoic Kansas Reservoirs and the Association of Original Depositional Facies and Early Diagenesis With Reservoir Properties

Kansas Geological Survey Open-file Report 2002-32

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Abstract, Purpose, Results and Implications Upper Pennsylvanian Lansing-Kansas City Group General Lansing-Kansas City Geologic Setting Generalized Paragenetic Sequence Murfin Drilling #CO2 I-1: 2985-2914 ft Important Microscopic Textures Permeability and Porosity Correlation of Textural Properties with Permeability	Mississippian Limestones, Dolomites, and Cherts Interpreted Regional Depositional Setting and Controls Depositional Facies Early Mississippian Paleogeography in Kansas Moldic Porosity and Petrophysics Schaben Field Lithofacies Lithofacies, Permeability, Porosity Mississippi “Chat” Porosity and Permeability Capillary Pressure Archie Cementation Exponents	Cambro-Ordovician Arbuckle Group Karst and Porosity Arbuckle Architecture Arbuckle Core Characteristics Summary of Petrophysical Trends Discussion & Conclusions--All Systems