...Barbara J. Tilley; Fred J. Longstaffe ABSTRACT Hydrocarbon distribution in the Lower Cretaceous Glauconitic sandstone in the Suffield area of southeastern Alberta is controlled by three factors: sedimentology, structure, and mineralogy. The Glauconitic sandstone consists of six lithological facies...

...B. J. Tilley; F. J. Longstaffe The Suffield heavy oil sands are found in the glauconitic sandstone of the Mannville Group in two major north-south-trending sand belts ranging in thickness from 15 to 20 m. The study area is centered around a heavy oil pilot site which is a joint venture operated...

..., with a north-northwest trend. Copyright © 1975, The Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists 1975 BULLETIN OF CANADIAN PETROLEUM GEOLOG Y VOL . 23, NO . 4 (DEC . 1975), P . 715-75 2 DEPOSITIONAL HISTORY OF THE VIKING FORMATION , SUFFIELD AREA, ALBERTA, CANADA P. G. TIZZARD I and J . F . LERBEKMO 2 ABSTRAC...

...H. S. Hasegawa Abstract The present investigation is a continuation of the Suffield Experimental Station seismic program concerned primarily with a study of the propagation characteristics of the large-amplitude seismic waves in the vicinity of multiton, unconfined, chemical explosions...

...H. Coohan Alan; L. L. Heath Abstract The Mississippian Berea Sandstone is a reservoir for shallow gas in Randolph and Suffield townships of Portage County, Ohio. The Berea Sandstone is well known in Ohio from its outcrops at the outskirts of Cleveland. It is among the more productive formations...

...C. J. Rebollar; E. R. Kanasewich; E. Nyland Abstract Seismic records at Edmonton (EDM) and Suffield (SES) between January 1976 and February 1980 show 220 events with magnitudes less than 4 originating near Rocky Mountain House. Many of these events show well defined S n , S g , and P g phases...

... trend, with emphasis on the westward extension of Elmworth into British Columbia. In eastern Alberta, shallow gas exploration is proceeding strongly at Suffield and Primrose Lake. Major British Columbia gas strikes were made in the southwest corner of the explored area at Sukunka and Monias...

... discontinuity.Upper mantle velocities vary along the profile from about 8.0 km/s west of the Rocky Mountains to 8.3 km/s in the region between Vulcan and Suffield where the profile crosses the Sweetgrass Arch. The data indicate a crustal root under the Rocky Mountains of about 5 km thickness.Comparisons between...

...Fig. 16. —Gamma ray and electric log cross section through Suffield Block and Medicine Hat field (fields shown in Fig. 14 ) in southeastern Alberta showing correlation of lower Upper Cretaceous rocks and pay zones. Scale for all resistivity logs is 0-20 Ω m 2 /m. Datum is top of Milk River...

...Figure 16 North-south structural cross section through the East Randolph oil pool and traversing the Akron-Suffield fault system. Line of cross section is shown in Figure 11 . ...

... ) reveals the same pattern of doming on the International Boundary and long narrow ridges pointing northward into the Suffield saddle as seen on the Cambrian map. Plunging southward from the North Battleford arch are three similar ridge lines. Fig. 5 —Contours on top Devonian System, southeast...

...Fig. 9 —Map showing location of biogenic gas fields in United States and Canada: (1) Suffield Block; (2) Tiger Ridge, Lohman, Black Coulee, and Cassady; (3) Leroy; (4) Bowdoin; (5) Guinn; (6) Hardin; (7) Liscom Creek; (8) Cedar Creek; (9) Bell Creek; (10) West Short Pine Hills; (11) Wildcat, Sec...