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48 4 Easy Ways to Register: See Page 5 For complete details and updates: ACE.AAPG.org 2:30 Appraising the Jordan Oil Shale: An Example of Novel Subsurface Disciplines Integration: M. Claps, D. Samake, M. Araujo, E. Hansen, M. Gross, D. Wolf, S. Neal, T. Fowler, E. Elkadiri, S. Mahajan, J. Emmen, T. Meijssen, E. Zhang, W. Alomari 2:50 Coal Seam Gas Content Controlling Factors and its Trends in Eastern Surat Basin: X. Kong 3:10 Changes in Gas Storage and Transport Properties With Continued Bioconversion of Coal: R. Pandey, S. Harpalani, J. Zhang, Y. Liang Theme 7: Oil Sands III: Reserves, Caprocks and the Environment Hall B, Room 4 Co-Chairs: R. Chalaturnyk, P. Collins and R. Stancliffe 3:50 Introductory Remarks 3:55 Talking Responsibly About Your Contingent Resource Oil Sands Project: C. Bennett 4:15 3-D Geology and Petroleum Chemistry of the Alberta Peace River Oil Sands — Investigating Odours and Emissions: S. Anderson, C. Filewich, S. Lyster, K. MacCormack 4:35 Coupled Simulation With Integrated 2-D and 3-D Factor of Safety Analysis for SAGD Caprock Integrity: J. Xiong, N. L. Deisman, R. Chalaturnyk 4:55 Monitoring SAGD Conformance and Caprock Integrity With Depth to Surface Resistivity: G. Nieuwenhuis, K. MacLennan, V. Ramadoss, M. Wilt, P. Esposito 5:15 Back Analysis of Joslyn Failure Using DEM Geomechanical Model: A. Khani, N. L. Deisman, R. Chalaturnyk Theme 6: International Unconventional Plays Palomino A/B/C Co-Chairs: S. Anderson and B. Cardott 1:45 Introductory Remarks 1:50 What Do More Productive Tight Oil and Gas Wells Mean for the Global Business Environment?: R. Dukes 2:10 Tight Oil Unconventionals: Better Reservoir and Performance Understanding Resulting in a Novel Development Ranking Methodology Achieving Higher Recovery Through Dynamic Sweet-Spots Modeling: E. A. Elrafie 2:30 The Unconventional Endowment of the Lower 48: Results of BHP Billiton's Assessment of Technically Recoverable Petroleum Resources: R. Fitzsimmons, P. McIntosh, T. Gebhardt, A. Pepper 2:50 Anoxia and Euxinia (or not) in an Upper Devonian Black Shale: Woodford Shale, Permian Basin, West Texas: N. B. Harris, M. Slowakiewicz, R. Pancost, S. Poole 3:10 The One That Got Away: The Unconventional Resource Potential of the Pennsylvanian Leo/Minnelusa Formations of the Powder River and Denver Basins: A. Kratochvil, M. Cheng, A. Brickell, R. Fitzsimmons 3:30 Break 3:55 Evolution of Eagleford Reservoir Modeling: D. Miller, D. Hull, D. Ingraham, P. Chapman, K. Silver 4:15 Seismic Architecture and Anatomy of a Basin- Scale Lowstand Wedge (Mulichinco Fm, Argentina): Implications for Tight Reservoirs Exploration: S. M. Arismendi, M. E. Pascariello, M. F. Rincón, E. Schwarz, M. Olivo 4:35 Characterization of Deep Tight Carbonate Gas Plays With an Integrated Interpretation — Case Study From North Kuwait: J. D. Rao, S. Al-Ashwak, M. Y. Al-Dousiri, A. M. Al-Anzi, N. S. Rao, Q. Dashti, S. Chakravorty, T. L. De Keyser 4:55 Comparing Basin-Centred Gas Prospectivity in the Bowen-Surat Basin (Queensland, Australia) With the Deep Basin of Western Canada and the Piceance Basin of Utah: B. J. Hayes, P. Nicholls, K. Dorey, R. Bresnahan, W. McDougall, C. Wickens 5:15 Characteristics of Tight Gas Reservoir in the Upper Triassic Sichuan Basin, Western China: Q. Li Theme 5: Role of Structural Analysis in Unconventional Resource Development Palomino D Co-Chairs: C. Burberry and D. Ferrill 1:45 Introductory Remarks 1:50 3-D Geomechanical Restoration as a Tool for Fractured Reservoir Characterization: Example From the Permian Basin: J. M. Stockmeyer, J. H. Shaw, A. Plesch, M. Wales, L. Lavin, L. T. Billingsley, R. Knox, L. Finger 2:10 Influence of Tectonic Setting on Borehole-Scale Deformation Around the Margins of the Permian Basin (Texas, USA): D. A. Ferrill, S. Wigginton, K. J. Smart, R. N. McGinnis, A. P. Morris 2:30 Polygonal Fault Systems Upper Cretaceous Strata, Denver Basin: S. Sonnenberg 2:50 Bedding-Parallel Fractures in Shales: J. F. Gale, E. Ukar, Q. Wang, S. J. Elliott 3:10 Characterizing Bedding-Parallel Fractures in Shale: Aperture-Size Distributions and Spatial Organization: Q. Wang, J. F. Gale 3:30 Break 3:55 Penetrative Strain on the Field Scale: Detrimental to Reservoir Quality?: C. M. Burberry 4:15 Sedimentological Controls on Natural Fracture Networks in the Turonian Second White Specks Formation, Highwood River, Southwestern Alberta: B. Komaromi, P. K. Pedersen TECHNICAL PROGRAM WEDNESDAY *Denotes presenter is other than first author