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Volume 101, Number 7
1 July 2017
ISSN 0149-1423
EISSN 1558-9153
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An overview of the petroleum systems of the northern deep-water Gulf of Mexico
AAPG Bulletin July 01, 2017, Vol.101, 941-993. doi:https://doi.org/10.1306/09011608136
Atlas of fields and discoveries, central Mississippi Canyon, Atwater Valley, northwestern Lloyd Ridge, and western DeSoto Canyon protraction areas, northern deep-water Gulf of Mexico
Paul Weimer; Eric Zimmerman; Stephen P. J. Cossey; Harrison Hirsh; Brandon Snyder; Mike Leibovitz; Kris Schwendeman; Brian Hankins; Benjamin Herber; Daniel Bettinger; James Adson; William S. Gutterman; Travis J. Payeur; Renaud Bouroullec; John G. Roesink; Joseph Nicolette; Todd G. Lapinski; Aaron A. van den Berg
AAPG Bulletin July 01, 2017, Vol.101, 995-1002. doi:https://doi.org/10.1306/bltnfieldatlas070815
Sequence stratigraphic evolution of the Mensa and Thunder Horse intraslope basins, northern deep-water Gulf of Mexico—Lower Cretaceous through upper Miocene (8.2 Ma): A case study
Paul Weimer; Renaud Bouroullec; Todd G. Lapinski; Aaron A. van den Berg; Raquel Cepeda; John G. Roesink; Mike Leibovitz
AAPG Bulletin July 01, 2017, Vol.101, 1109-1143. doi:https://doi.org/10.1306/09011608160
Structural setting and evolution of the Mensa and Thunder Horse intraslope basins, northern deep-water Gulf of Mexico: A case study
Paul Weimer; Renaud Bouroullec; Aaron A. van den Berg; Todd G. Lapinski; John G. Roesink; James Adson
AAPG Bulletin July 01, 2017, Vol.101, 1145-1172. doi:https://doi.org/10.1306/09011609112
Three-dimensional petroleum systems modeling of the Mensa and Thunder Horse intraslope basins, northern deep-water Gulf of Mexico: A case study
Paul Weimer; Veit Matt; Renaud Bouroullec; James Adson; Todd G. Lapinski; Aaron A. van den Berg; John G. Roesink
AAPG Bulletin July 01, 2017, Vol.101, 1173-1201. doi:https://doi.org/10.1306/09011608153
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ON COVER — Three-dimensional block diagram of the northeastern deep-water Gulf of Mexico, showing sea floor bathymetry (in shaded colors from 100 to 3200 m), protraction boundaries, cross section through Rum roho salt system (see Figure 4 in Bouroullec et al., p. 1041), and distribution of fields and pipelines (see Figure 2 in Weimer et al., p. 1000). Four floating production systems are shown. Producing fields are shown by sea-floor manifolds for subsea tiebacks. White circles indicate discoveries that are not producing yet. Note that the nearest floating production system (Independence Hub) was decommissioned in 2016. Figure by James Adson, Renaud Bouroullec, and Paul Weimer.
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