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Lafayette Geological Society
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LGS Luncheon Meeting Wednesday, November 19, 2014
11:30 am – 1:00 pm Lafayette Petroleum Club
Cost: $20
Luncheon Presentation
“Using Resistivity from Lightning Databases in Exploration”
Kathleen S. Haggar
Dynamic Measurement, LLC
Visit the LGS website at: lafayettegeologicalsociety.org
November 2014 Volume 59, No. 3
President Craig Glassinger 337-344-9832 [email protected]
President W.R. (Bill) Finley 337-501-9447 Elect Aquila, LLC [email protected]
Vice Samantha Leone 337-354-5043
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Secretary Justin Guidry 337-889-5694 Shoreline Energy [email protected]
Past Pres. Jerry Yunker 337-735-3310 Badger Oil Corp. [email protected]
Director Joey Grimball 337-529-2505 Chevron [email protected]
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LAFAYETTE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY 2014–2015
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LGS 2014–2015 Officers Front Row: Jerry Yunker, Justin Guidry, and Rudy Gibbs. Back/Middle Row: Bill Finley, Barry Gidman, Samantha Leone, Craig Glassinger, and Joey Grimball Not Pictured: James Willis and John Boggs
LGS Luncheon Meeting Wednesday, November 19, 2014
11:30 am to 1:00 pm Lafayette Petroleum Club
Cost: $20
“Using Resistivity from Lightning Databases in Exploration”
Kathleen S. Haggar Dynamic Measurement, LLC
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President’s Column Dear LGS Members, The November meeting of LGS will be held jointly with SIPES Wednesday the 19th at the Petroleum Club from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM. Kathy Haggar will discuss the use of lightning strike data in the exploration for hydrocarbons. Within two weeks LGS will receive a share of the proceeds from hosting the GCAGS 2014 Annual Convention. The exact amount is not known at this time. In keeping with the LGS mission of supporting the University of Louisiana’s pursuit of the science of geology and the students who are preparing for careers in the earth sciences, the society will donate a portion of the funds to UL. The LGS Board has asked members of the UL faculty to apprise the Board of its priorities. The LGS Audit Committee under the leadership of Treasurer Barry Gidman has completed an audit. Barry will present the committee’s findings to the membership at the November luncheon. Many thanks to Andrew Vodicka, Jim Dungan, Da-vid Fugitt, and Samantha Leone for serving on the Audit Com-mittee. The Board is in the initial stages of planning a spring field trip. Details will be forthcoming. Congratulations to LGS Director Joey Grimball and his wife Nicole for the birth of their son, Briggs Jackson Grimball, weighing in at 6 pounds, 9 ounces. Keep warm. See you at the luncheon. Craig Glassinger
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LGS wishes to thank its Cornerstone Members for their annual financial support of speaker programs,
continuing education, UL-Lafayette scholarships, social functions, and community services.
D. J. Bergeron, Jr.
Stephen Caffery Joseph Franklin Craig Glassinger William Grubb
King Munson Michael Quinn George White Stone Energy
BRONZE MEMBERS
GOLD MEMBERS
PLATINUM MEMBERS JOE KLUTTS
LGS CORNERSTONE MEMBERSHIP
Terry Bailey Walter Glod John Hiatt
Arthur Johnson Jim Miller
Mansour Rahmatian
SILVER MEMBERS
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NOVEMBER LUNCHEON PRESENTATION
Using Resistivity from Lightning Databases in Exploration
Kathleen S. Haggar Dynamic Measurement, LLC
Abstract Lightning occurs everywhere. Where lightning strikes and the at-tributes of lightning strikes are related to terralevis (shallow earth) cur-rents. Both lightning strikes and lightning strike attributes cluster, based on geologic features in the first 20,000 feet of the earth. The skin depth of lightning strikes is measured in centimeters. However, terrale-vis and telluric currents vary at the depths which are of interest to hy-drocarbon exploration. Because subsurface geology does not change that rapidly, the primary geologic causes driving where different types of lightning hits the earth is fairly consistent across human time frames. Therefore lightning density and lightning attributes derived from the 16 years of available data can be stacked, somewhat like seismic data, in order to improve signal and decrease noise. Clusters on the resulting lightning density and lightning attribute maps create lineaments that are somewhat consistent across different attribute maps. Resulting maps define surface projections of fault and stratigraphic impact on terralevis currents. Lightning density and attrib-ute maps can be created anyplace on the planet, using exclusively li-censed satellite derived lightning databases. In addition, the electrical information in lightning databases enables calculation of resistivity vol-umes, via patent pending algorithms. Animations through a resistivity volume created over the Houston Metropolitan Area will be shown to demonstrate the resolution and value of resistivity volumes. These resistivity volumes can be created anyplace onshore in the continental United States and Canada, which is where there are ground based sensors, and out to the shelf break, or about 300 ft water depths. The lightning database derived resistivity volumes can be interpolated to be at the same line and trace spacing as any 3D seismic survey within this area. These resistivity volumes can be overlaid on the seismic vol-
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Thanks to Badger for sponsoring student attendees at the November
luncheon meeting.
umes in workstations, in the same way velocity volumes are overlaid. However, instead of showing velocity based characteristics related to lithology and fluids, they show the rock property resistivity. Because lightning occurs everywhere, these resistivity volumes al-low a first pass “filling-in of the gaps” between 2D seismic lines, be-tween well control, and between 3D seismic surveys. The lateral reso-lution of lightning derived resistivity traces is 100–300 ft. The ohm-m calculations show resistivity concentrations starting at about -1500 ft and going down as deep as 20,000 ft. Resistivity concentrations show faulting, hydrocarbon migration pathways, and traps. The vertical reso-lution of lightning derived resistivity data is far less than the vertical resolution on a resistivity log. Vertical calibration and ohm-m scale calibration of resistivity volumes to well logs are a current focus of DML geoscientists. This presentation will share a status report of DML’s most recent work. Combining the interpretations of resistivity volumes with surface projection from various lightning attributes de-rives a geologic framework for aquifer, hydrocarbon, and mineral ex-ploration, as well as for geohazard analysis.
Biography Kathleen “Kathy” Haggar is a native of New Orleans but has been steadily migrating north and west through Slidell to Baton Rouge. She earned her BS degree in Earth Science from UNO and got a job as a “Bug Picker” for Chevron, working the Miocene section of south Loui-siana. Later she received her first MS degree in Geology from Tulane, was promoted to geologist, serving in exploration, geophysics, and pro-duction for 16 years. She packaged out of Chevron during the great downsizing of the late 1980s. Jim Hartman hired her to work for Greenhill Petroleum on old fields Chevron had just sold to Green-hill. After Greenhill’s Metairie office closed in 1993, she started a wet-land consulting company, Riparian, Inc. She earned a second MS de-gree in Biology from Southeastern in late 2000. In 2013, while attend-ing the GCAGS in New Orleans, she met Roice Nelson, one of the three co-founders of Dynamic Measurement, LLC. DML had recently secured an exclusive license of lighting data for geophysical investiga-tions. This new direction with Dynamic Measurement marks her return to the O&G business. Understanding more about lightning makes it much less terrifying and actually quite interesting, especially consider-ing its potential as totally new geophysical data type.
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Calendar of Upcoming Events
Nov. 19, 2014 — LGS: Lafayette Geological Society luncheon meeting, 11:30 am at the Petroleum Club in Lafayette — Kathleen S. Haggar, Dy-namic Measurement, LLC, New Orleans, will present “Using Resistivity from Lightning Databases in Exploration.” Dec., 2014 — API: Acadiana Chapter of the American Petroleum Institute — no scheduled events as of press time. Please visit www.apiacadiana.com for updates. Dec. 8, 2014 — NOGS: New Orleans Geological Society luncheon meet-ing, 11:30 at the Holiday Inn, 330 Loyola Ave., New Orleans — Kyle M. Straub, Earth and Ecological Sciences Department, Tulane University, New Orleans, will present “Internal Dynamics of Delta Systems and their Influ-ence on the Resolution of the Stratigraphic Record: A Laboratory Perspec-tive.” For abstract and biography, please visit http://nogs.dotster.com/sitemove/public_html/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Dec2014_Abstract.pdf. Dec. 9, 2014 — SWLGS: Southwest Louisiana Geophysical Society, 11:30 am at the Petroleum Club in Lafayette — Speaker and topic not available as of press time. Please visit http://www.swlgs.org for updated information as the meeting date approaches. Dec. 9, 2014 — SPE: Society of Petroleum Engineers Evangeline Section, 11:30 am at the Petroleum Club in Lafayette — Jon E. Olson, University of Texas at Austin, will present “Hydraulic Fracture Complexity: Insights from Geology, Modeling, and Physical Experiment.” For more infor-mation, please visit http://www.spe-laf.org/site.php. Dec. 10, 2014 — SIPES: Society of Independent Professional Earth Scien-tists luncheon meeting, 11:30 am at the Petroleum Club in Lafayette — no available speaker or topic information as of press time. Dec. 11, 2014 — SPWLA: Society of Petrophysicists and Well Log Ana-lysts luncheon meeting, 11:30 am at the Petroleum Club in Lafayette — Speaker and topic not available as of press time. Please visit http://www.spwla.org/chapters/lafayette as the meeting date approaches for more information. Dec. 12, 2014 — SGS: Southeastern Geological Society, New Orleans, 11:30 am at the Le Pavillon Hotel, 833 Poydras St., New Orleans — Paul Hatchell, Shell, will present “Experience with Time-Lapse Monitoring using Ocean Bottom Nodes in Deepwater Fields.” Dec. 12, 2014 — BRGS: Baton Rouge Geological Society luncheon meet-ing, 11:30 am at Mike Anderson Seafood Restaurant, 1031 W. Lee Drive, Baton, Rouge, Louisiana — Speaker and topic not available as of press time. For more information, please visit http://www.brgs-la.org for more information as the meeting date approaches. Dec. 17, 2014 — LGS: Lafayette Geological Society luncheon meeting, 11:30 am at the Petroleum Club in Lafayette — Speaker and topic not available as of press time. For more information, please visit http://lafayettegeologicalsociety.org as the meeting date approaches.
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GCAGS Convention returns to Houston in Sept. 2015
Call for Presentation and Posters ends Dec. 13, 2014 Linda Sternbach, Technical Chair Contact: [email protected] 281–679–7333 The Houston Geological Society will host the 65th Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies (GCAGS) at the George R. Brown Convention Center, September 19–22, 2015. The Gulf Coast Section of SEPM (GCSSEPM) plans to co-host the GCAGS 2015 convention. GCSSEPM will be organizing oral talks, posters, judging, and the GCSSEPM awards program. The Houston 2015 GCAGS convention is opening up a “Call for Papers” and inviting geoscientists to submit a short 250 word abstract with title and authors by December 13, 2014. Submit a short word document (250 words) to Technical Program Chair Linda Sternbach at [email protected], or check the convention webpage and blog, hosted by GCAGS Secretary Dianna Phu at www.gcagshouston.com (soon to be changed to www.gcags2015.com). The session themes are: New Oil and Gas Discoveries, Un-Conventional Plays, Development Field Studies, GOM Shelf and Onshore Plays, Salt Tec-tonics and Traps, Mexico and Caribbean Plays, Geophysical Technology , Gulf of Mexico Deepwater, Environmental Geology, Coastal Geology and Surface Impact, Geology-Geophysics-Engineering, Business Portfolio Management, and Climate/Public Awareness Issues. The 65th Annual GCAGS convention will feature Gulf Coast area oil, gas, and environmental topics, with the intent that Gulf Coast geoscientists will expand their technical training, knowledge, and networking during the conven-tion. The General Chair of the convention is Larry Bartell (Legends Explora-tion, [email protected]). GCAGS President for the 2015 convention is Charles Sternbach (Star Creek Energy, [email protected]). GCAGS Non-Technical Chair is Deborah Sacrey, HGS President-Elect. The Technical Program is coordinated by Linda Sternbach (Star Creek Energy) and Paul Ba-sinski (Burgundy Exploration, [email protected]). Dianna Phu ([email protected]) is both Secretary for the convention and publicity, web-site, and social media chair. Mike Erpenbeck is convention Treasurer. The convention is proud to have the following hard working volunteers: Short Courses Chair Robert Pledger ([email protected]) and Field Trip Co-Chairs Dr. Julia Wellner (University of Houston, [email protected]) and Dr. Robert Wellner (ExxonMobil, [email protected]). Poster Sessions will be coordinated by Meredith Faber (Swift Energy, [email protected]). Judging Co-Chairs are Sandy Rushworth ([email protected]) and David Risch ([email protected]). If you have ideas on Short Courses and Field Trips or want more information on participat-ing, contact Robert Pledger and Julia Wellner. Pre-convention activities will start on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2015. The open-ing weekend will have one- and two-day field trips leaving from the George R. Brown convention center. These will be open to professionals and university students. There will also be one- and two-day short courses on the weekend of Sept 19–20, 2015. The convention formally opens on Sunday, Sept. 20, with the Opening Session and Awards Ceremony, followed by the Icebreaker.
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(left) GCSSEPM Presi-dent J. Carl Fiduk pre-sents Dr. Brian Lock with the GCSSEPM Honorary Membership at the recent GCAGS convention, hosted by LGS. Dr. Lock was also honored with the GCAGS Honorary Membership, the 3rd Place Grover E. Mur-ray Best Published Paper Award (2013 Transactions volume), and as the Advisor for the UL IBA team which won the 2014 AAPG International IBA competition, mak-ing Brian the only two-time champ! Way to go Brian! (bottom) Mary Broussard pre-sents Tim Duex with the 2014 GCAGS Out-standing Educator Award.
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(continued from page 9) The technical program is anticipating 100 or more talks in concurrent sessions. The talks and poster sessions will occupy two full days on the third level of the George R. Brown convention center, Sept. 21–22, 2015 (Monday and Tues-day). Check the convention website www.gcagshouston.com (and later www.gcags2015.org) for more information on contacting all the volunteers and log on to the latest news as the convention planning continues from now till mid-2015. Convention registration will open in August 2015. There are other projects initiated by GCAGS that deserve mention. There will be a GCAGS Transactions publication of all the talks and posters at the 2015 convention. This editor of the 2015 Transactions is HGS Past-President, Steve Levine ([email protected]). GCSSEPM Co-Editor will be Patricia Santogrossi, past HGS Bulletin Editor. In addition, GCAGS has a peer-reviewed technical journal called the GCAGS Journal that publishes full length geosciences papers each year in hard copy and online as pdfs. The 2015 GCAGS Journal Editor is HGS Past-President and former HGS Bulletin Editor, Barry Katz. Geoscientists will need to submit a 600 word abstract detailing their proposed Journal paper by Dec. 2, 2014, to be included in the 2015 GCAGS Journal. Contact Barry Katz at [email protected] for more information.
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John Snedden (UT Austin) and Gary Kinsland following John’s All-Convention Luncheon presentation at the recent
2014 GCAGS Convention in Lafayette.
Tim Rynott (Icebreaker Chair), Mary Broussard (2013–2014 GCAGS Presi-dent), and Mike Quinn (2014 GCAGS General Chair) having a bit of fun at the
Museum party as part of the 2014 GCAGS Convention hosted by LGS.
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Attendees at the GCAGS Museum Party in October.
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