Table of Contents

IVF Workshop
1	Introduction
2	Overview
3	Reservoir Characterizaton
4	Anastomosing channels & Erosion
5	Facies Model for Tide Dominated High Wave Energy Coastline
6	Inlet, Estuarine Mud, Tidal & Point Bars
7	Valley-fill deposits & sequence stratigraphy
8	Transgressive succession of facies
9	Regressive succession of facies
10	Lithofacies in Morrow
11	Brackish Channel Lithofacies
12	Lagoonal Lithofacies
13	Lower Estuary Lithofacies
14	Tidal Inlet Lithofacies
15	Upper Shoreface Lithofacies
16	Reservoir Petrophysical Properties
17	Porosity
18	Insitu vs Routine Porosity
19	Pore Volume Compressibility
20	Permeability
21	Insitu Klinkenberg vs Routine Air Permeability
22	Morrow Reservoirs Permeability vs Porosity
23	Morrow Permeability vs Porosity
24	Chester Sandstone Permeability vs Porosity
25	Cherokee Sandstone Permeability vs Porosity
26	Tonganoxie Sandstone Permeability vs Porosity
27	Savonburg NE Field Cherokee Sandstone Permeability Distribution 1
28	Savonburg NE Field Cherokee Sandstone Permeability Distribution 2
29	Tonganoxie Sandstone Permeability & Porosity Distribution
30	Morrow Dykstra-Parson Coefficient of Heterogeneity
31	Tonganoxie Sandstone Properties
32	Permeability vs Pore Throat Diameter
33	Permeability vs Grain Size
34	Sewart Field Morrow Relative Permeabilities
35	Morrow Relative Permeability
36	Morrow Effective Permeabilities
37	Cherokee Sandstone Effective Water Permeability at Residual Oil
38	Fluid Saturation
39	Morrow "Irreducible" Water Saturation vs Permeability
40	Morrow Capillary Pressure
41	Morrow Water Saturation vs Height above Free Water Level
42	Cherokee Sandstone Sw vs Porosity
43	Residual Oil Saturation after Waterflooding
44	Cherokee Sandstone Sorw vs Permeability
45	Archie Cementation Exponent
46	Archie Saturation Exponent
47	Conclusions & Resevoir Properties