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Journal Article
Published: 01 December 1993
Bulletin of Canadian Petroleum Geology (1993) 41 (4): 464–469.
... PETROLEUM GEOLOGY VOL. 41, NO. 4 (DEC., 1993), P. 464-469 The identification and significance of kaolinite-rich, volcanic ash horizons (tonsteins) in the Ardley coal zone, Wabamun, Alberta, Canada THOMAS D. DEMCHUK Amoco Production Company Geoscience Technical Services P.O. Box 3092 Houston, TX 77253-3092...
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An NS geologic cross section showing the subzones of the Ardley Coal Zone. CO2 injection was into the Mynheer Coal Zone. The datum is sea level. Log display is courtesy of IHS Energy Accumap.
Published: 01 July 2009
Figure 3. An NS geologic cross section showing the subzones of the Ardley Coal Zone. CO 2 injection was into the Mynheer Coal Zone. The datum is sea level. Log display is courtesy of IHS Energy Accumap.
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Time structure of the Lower Ardley Coal Zone.
Published: 01 July 2009
Figure 7. Time structure of the Lower Ardley Coal Zone.
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Drilling and completion. Upper Ardley Coal Zone (9 m-thick) cased-off and isolated in well. Hydrostatic pressure = 1470 kPa or 150 m high water column.
Published: 01 September 2006
Fig. 5a. Drilling and completion. Upper Ardley Coal Zone (9 m-thick) cased-off and isolated in well. Hydrostatic pressure = 1470 kPa or 150 m high water column.
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3D rendering of zones of continuous acoustic impedance that are below 5 × 106 kg/m2s showing the Upper Ardley Coal Zone (red) as well as a small anomaly near the injector well in the Lower Ardley Coal Zone (green). This anomaly is interpreted as the CO2 flood.
Published: 01 July 2009
Figure 8. 3D rendering of zones of continuous acoustic impedance that are below 5 × 10 6 kg/m 2 s showing the Upper Ardley Coal Zone (red) as well as a small anomaly near the injector well in the Lower Ardley Coal Zone (green). This anomaly is interpreted as the CO 2 flood.
Journal Article
Journal: AAPG Bulletin
Published: 01 November 2003
AAPG Bulletin (2003) 87 (11): 1729–1754.
... Mountain deformation front. Considering the hydrogeological and stress regimes in conjunction with estimations of the gas content in coals, the region with probably good coalbed methane potential and producibility are the Ardley coal zone in the Scollard Formation and maybe, to a lesser extent, the coal...
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A map of the minimum acoustic impedance in the horizon of the Lower Ardley Coal Zone.
Published: 01 July 2009
Figure 6. A map of the minimum acoustic impedance in the horizon of the Lower Ardley Coal Zone.
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Gas potential (bcf/mi2) of selected Upper Cretaceous–Tertiary coal zones in the Alberta plains (modified from Beaton et al., 2002): (a) Ardley coal zone (Scollard Formation) and (b) Drumheller coal zone (Edmonton Group).
Published: 01 November 2003
Figure 5 Gas potential (bcf/mi 2 ) of selected Upper Cretaceous–Tertiary coal zones in the Alberta plains (modified from Beaton et al., 2002 ): (a) Ardley coal zone (Scollard Formation) and (b) Drumheller coal zone (Edmonton Group).
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Flow patterns (indicated by arrows) and areas of high gas potential in the coal-bearing Upper Cretaceous–Tertiary strata of the Alberta basin: (a) Scollard–Paskapoo aquifer (Ardley coal zone); (b) Edmond–upper Wapiti aquifer (Taber coal zone); (c) upper Belly River aquifer (Lethbridge coal zone); (d) basal Belly aquifer (Mckay coal zone).
Published: 01 November 2003
Figure 16 Flow patterns (indicated by arrows) and areas of high gas potential in the coal-bearing Upper Cretaceous–Tertiary strata of the Alberta basin: (a) Scollard–Paskapoo aquifer (Ardley coal zone); (b) Edmond–upper Wapiti aquifer (Taber coal zone); (c) upper Belly River aquifer (Lethbridge
Journal Article
Journal: The Leading Edge
Published: 01 July 2009
The Leading Edge (2009) 28 (7): 820–825.
...Figure 3. An NS geologic cross section showing the subzones of the Ardley Coal Zone. CO 2 injection was into the Mynheer Coal Zone. The datum is sea level. Log display is courtesy of IHS Energy Accumap. ...
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SW–NE stratigraphic cross-section A–A′ across part of the Red Deer paleovalley system situated 38 km SSE of Red Deer (see Fig. 5 for location) illustrating thinning and local removal of the Battle Formation at the base of the Scollard Formation. Vertical scale in metres above and below datum at the base of the Ardley coal zone in the Scollard Formation. Logs shown are gamma-ray (GR in API units), neutron-porosity (NP in %), and resistivity/induction (RES in ohm-m). Shading to left of 75 API cut-off on gamma-ray curve.
Published: 01 September 2011
datum at the base of the Ardley coal zone in the Scollard Formation. Logs shown are gamma-ray (GR in API units), neutron-porosity (NP in %), and resistivity/induction (RES in ohm-m). Shading to left of 75 API cut-off on gamma-ray curve.
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Transverse stratigraphic cross-sections B–B′ and C–C′ across portions of the base-Scollard paleovalley system in the Edson area (see Fig. 5 inset map for locations). Vertical scale in metres above and below datum at a low-resistivity, high gamma-ray API local marker (possibly a bentonite) in the lower Scollard Formation in B–B′, and at the base of the Ardley coal zone in the Scollard Formation in C–C′. Logs shown are gamma-ray (API units) to left and resistivity/induction (ohm-m) to right. Shading to left of 75 API cut-off on gamma-ray curve and 5 ohm-m cut-off on resistivity curve.
Published: 01 September 2011
) in the lower Scollard Formation in B–B′, and at the base of the Ardley coal zone in the Scollard Formation in C–C′. Logs shown are gamma-ray (API units) to left and resistivity/induction (ohm-m) to right. Shading to left of 75 API cut-off on gamma-ray curve and 5 ohm-m cut-off on resistivity curve.
Journal Article
Published: 03 February 2014
Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences (2014) 51 (5): 452–465.
... zone and the Haynes is poorly understood. The majority of the section is composed of fine silts and muds, with isolated and stacked channel sequences. Coal is found within the Ardley coal zone and the upper portion of the Dalehurst member. Section modified from both Demchuk and Hills (1991...
Journal Article
Published: 01 September 1985
Bulletin of Canadian Petroleum Geology (1985) 33 (3): 295–305.
... (No. 11) seam at Horseshoe Canyon. Chemical analysis of interbedded bentonites confirms the inter-sectional correlation of the Ardley (No. 14) coal seam. Palynological evidence coupled with the absence of polarity zone 29r at Wood Lake indicates that the reduction in thickness of the lower Scollard...
Journal Article
Published: 01 September 1991
Bulletin of Canadian Petroleum Geology (1991) 39 (3): 270–282.
... unit above the uppermost major coal seam of the Ardley coal zone. The cliff-forming sandstone represents a more appropriate, and more easily recogniz- able upper contact for the Scollard Formation (Gibson, 1977, p. 7). Subsequent work, particularly that of the Alberta Research Council (Richardson et al...
Journal Article
Published: 01 March 1995
Bulletin of Canadian Petroleum Geology (1995) 43 (1): 44–53.
... sections indicate that, in the area covered by this report, the Scollard is approximately 80 m thick and can be divided into a lower, non-coaly interval (lower barren zone of Richardson et al., 1988) and an upper, coaly interval (Ardley coal zone of Richardson et al., 1988), each approximately 40 m thick...
Journal Article
Published: 01 September 2006
Bulletin of Canadian Petroleum Geology (2006) 54 (3): 238–260.
...Fig. 5a. Drilling and completion. Upper Ardley Coal Zone (9 m-thick) cased-off and isolated in well. Hydrostatic pressure = 1470 kPa or 150 m high water column. ...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 June 1970
Bulletin of Canadian Petroleum Geology (1970) 18 (2): 156–165.
... . Tyrrell (1887 ) placed the boundary at the "big coal seam" which outcrops on the Red Deer River at Ardley and the North Saskatchewan River near Genesee . This definition has not found wide acceptance because subsequent wor k (Campbell, 1967) has revealed a coaly zone in this part of the BOUNDARY REVISION...
Journal Article
Published: 01 June 1990
Bulletin of Canadian Petroleum Geology (1990) 38 (2): 197–202.
... (Scollard) shale. In general, controversy over the lowest stratigraphic occur- rence of basal Paskapoo sandstone has ensued only in the topographically lower areas, in the southern Red Deer Valley, where the sandstone outcrop is discontinuous, and the strati- graphic level is well below the Ardley coal zone...
Journal Article
Published: 01 March 1992
Bulletin of Canadian Petroleum Geology (1992) 40 (1): 24–35.
... formation containing the Ardley coal zone was named the Scollard Formation. Some early errors in coal seam identification and stratigraphic mea- surement placed dinosaur emains above the Nevis (No. 13) seam and even above the Ardley seam (Sternberg, 1949). However, Lerbekmo et al. (1979) demonstrated...