New Understanding of the Petroleum Systems of Continental Margins of the World

21st Century Atlantis–Incremental Knowledge from a Staged-Approach to Development, Illustrated by a Complex Deep-Water Field
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Published:December 01, 2012
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Joanna Mander, Julie d’Ablaing, John Howie, Ken Wells, Rahila Ramazanova, David Shepherd, Cherie Lee, 2012. "21st Century Atlantis–Incremental Knowledge from a Staged-Approach to Development, Illustrated by a Complex Deep-Water Field", New Understanding of the Petroleum Systems of Continental Margins of the World, Norman C. Rosen, Paul Weimer, Sylvia Maria Coutes dos Anjos, Sverre Henrickson, Edmundo Marques, Mike Mayall, Richard Fillon, Tony D’Agostino, Art Saller, Kurt Campion, Tim Huang, Rick Sarg, Fred Schroeder
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Abstract
Atlantis Field represents a significant development for BP and co-owner BHP Billiton in the southern Green Canyon area of the Gulf of Mexico. With primary development from three middle Miocene sands, it is one of BP’s largest fields in the deep water Gulf of Mexico.
Discovered in 1998 and first production in 2007, Atlantis Field was developed in stages from a sub-sea drill center to a remote production facility. A second subsea drill center, centered on an early appraisal well, was connected in mid 2009. Drilling of water injection wells commenced in 2009 following initial dynamic data learning. Additional...
- anticlines
- Atlantic Ocean
- biogenic structures
- bioturbation
- Cenozoic
- channels
- chemically precipitated rocks
- clastic rocks
- data acquisition
- data processing
- deep-water environment
- evaporites
- faults
- fluid injection
- folds
- geophysical methods
- geophysical profiles
- geophysical surveys
- Green Canyon
- Gulf of Mexico
- middle Miocene
- Miocene
- Neogene
- North Atlantic
- oil and gas fields
- permeability
- petroleum
- petroleum exploration
- porosity
- pressure
- production
- reservoir rocks
- salt
- sandstone
- sedimentary rocks
- sedimentary structures
- seismic methods
- seismic profiles
- Sigsbee Escarpment
- submarine fans
- surveys
- Tertiary
- turbidite
- well logs
- Atwater fold belt
- Atlantis Field