... is located within the Austin Bayou prospect, Brazoria fairway. The reservoir will consist of 250 to 300 ft (75 to 90 m) of sandstone with core permeabilities between 40 and 60 md and fluid temperatures from 300 to 350°F (149 to 177°C). The sandstone-shale section within the Austin Bayou area is represented...

... permeability is related to secondary leached porosity, which developed in the moderate to deep subsurface. The geothermal test well (Department of Energy and General Crude Oil 2 Pleasant Bayou) is located within the Austin Bayou prospect, Brazoria fairway. The reservoir consists of 250 to 300 ft (75 to 90 m...

... (149°C). The Brazoria fairway, Brazoria and Galveston Counties, Texas, best met these specifications and the Austin Bayou Geothermal Prospect was developed in this fairway. Funds for drilling the Nos. 1 and 2 Pleasant Bayou geothermal test wells in the Austin Bayou Prospect were provided by DOE...

... of electric logs, more accurate interpretation of the geologic history of the west area is possible than in the east half of Hopkins County. The area has a flat to rolling topography. It is drained on the north by Sulphur River and on the south by the tributaries of White Oak Bayou and Caney Creek. Along...

... of sedimentary rocks : Austin, Texas, Hemphill’s Pub. Co. , 170 p. Freed , R. L. , 1980 , Shale mineralogy of the No. 1 Pleasant Bayou geothermal test well: a progress test, in Proceedings of the fourth geopressured-geothermal energy conference : Univ. Texas , Austin , p. 153 – 165...

... aspects of Pleasant Bayou geopressured geothermal test well, Austin Bayou prospect, Brazoria County, Texas : Proceedings Fourth U.S. Gulf Coast Geopressured-Geothermal Energy Conference , p. 11 – 45 . Bebout , D. G. , R. G. Loucks , S. C. Bosch , and M. H. Dorfman , 1976...

... 2000 1 9 1999 Copyright © 2001, SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology) 2001 Figure 3 Mullens Bayou site (location MB in Fig. 1 ). A) Vertical air photo showing relationships between shore-parallel ridges, modern tidally-influenced marsh and tidal creek (Mullens Bayou...

...R. D. Woods 2 Humble Oil and Refining Company. © 1955 American Association of Petroleum Geologists. All rights reserved 1955 American Association of Petroleum Geologists A recent study of samples from an old well at the Bayou des Glaises dome has revealed the presence of Jackson...

... and aluminum indicate silica was imported to and aluminum was exported from the sandstones. 1 Manuscript received, September 7, 1989; revised manuscript received, August 6, 1990; final acceptance, October 15, 1990. 2 Department of Geological Sciences, University of Texas at Austin, Austin...

... there in 1979 as compared to 123 in 1978. Activity in Austin County increased from 32 to 60 crew-weeks in 1979 as exploration began in the deep Woodbine (Tuscaloosa) and Midway plays. In the Oligocene trend, activity nearly doubled in Brazoria County for deep Frio plays ( Fig. 1 ). Fig. 4 —Crew-weeks...

... from Wilcox (Eocene) sandstones, 2 were perforated in the Oligocene, and 1 well was completed in the Austin Chalk (Cretaceous). There were 36 significant extensions, of which 33 found production in rocks of Miocene and Oligocene age. Leasing activity increased 10% to 885,903 ac. This level is far below...

.... The only streams within 10 miles are Chocolate Bayou, on the north, and Austin Bayou on the southwest. The former empties into Chocolate Bay. Austin Bayou follows a meandering course through the low marsh land to Bastrop Bayou, which empties into Cox Lake. The surface material of the dome consists...

... with calcite, a ubiquitous phase in these rocks. 1 Manuscript received, January 21, 1986; accepted, September 4, 1986. 2 Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78713 3 Department of Geological Sciences, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas...

.... Limited access along bayous dictated a point mode acquisition for EM. Electrical measurements in these marsh lands were limited to open areas adjacent to bayous. Open fields, specifically cane fields, ball fields, school yards, cemeteries, and large tracts of personal property, were selected to avoid...

... (1996) . Not shown are the Kennard (Dubose 2) and Conquista (Sickenious West) dates from south-central Texas and dates of the Hurricane Bayou and Little Brazos samples of the Upper Alabama Ferry ash, shown in Figure 4 . Stratigraphic thicknesses of formations are from Berg (1979) and Fisher et al...

...Madhurendu Bhushan Kumar Abstract The Bayou Carlin-Lake Sand area is part of a well-known “hot belt” and geopressured region of south Louisiana. The area is characterized by a rim syncline (with Cote Blanche salt dome) on the northwest, a gulfward-dipping growth fault on the south, and productive...

... commonly the discordant beds show minor arching and thinning toward the salt dome, as do the Miocene and younger beds flanking the Black Bayou dome ( Fig. 1 ). Evidence is presented in this paper to show that the discordant relation is the result of salt piercement by vertical displacement of a column...

...Zhixiong Shen; Torbjörn E. Törnqvist; Barbara Mauz; Elizabeth L. Chamberlain; Austin G. Nijhuis; Laure Sandoval Abstract The common view that frequent overbank flooding leads to gradual aggradation of alluvial strata on floodplains and delta plains has been challenged by a variety of studies...

...Stephen P. Hartzell; Timothy A. Trautman Abstract Wells drilled in the Upper Texas Gulf Coast during 1978 totaled 1,540, keeping pace with the decade high of 1,584 in 1977. The center of onshore development drilling shifted to the Cretaceous trend with extensive exploitation of the Austin Chalk...

... point sources ( Kim et al., 1995 ; Kim and Hemond, 1998 ). This article describes potential processes of natural attenuation in Little Bayou Creek, a first-order perennial stream in McCracken County, KY. Little Bayou Creek is fed by springs containing trichloroethene (TCE) and technetium-99 ( 99 Tc...