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21 Register Early & Save Up to US $210 #ACE2016 TECHNICAL PROGRAM MONDAY Theme 6: Stratigraphy Reservoir Evaluation of Unconventional Plays I: Case Studies Hall B, Room 3 Co-Chairs: K. Mageau and T. Moslow 8:00 Introductory Remarks 8:05 Integrated Reservoir Characterization of the Duvernay Play (Alberta, Canada): From Nanometer Scale to Regional Basin Scale: A. Pierre, T. Branter, A. Cox, K. R. Mageau, K. Robertson 8:25 Depositional Controls on the Distribution and Character of Organic-Rich Mudstones: A Sequence Stratigraphic Analysis of the Duvernay Formation of the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin: L. J. Knapp, J. M. McMillan, N. B. Harris 8:45 Bioclastic Reservoirs of the Distal Montney "Shale" Play: T. Moslow, M. Adams, A. Terzuoli 9:05 Regional Variations in Woodford Fm Facies and Depositional Environments in the Permian Basin: New Insights From Chemostratigraphic Data: S. C. Ruppel, H. Rowe, R. G. Loucks 9:25 Refreshment Break 10:10 Origin, Description and Characterization of Upper Cretaceous Eagle Ford Pore Networks, Karnes County, Texas: L. Ko, R. G. Loucks, S. C. Ruppel 10:30 Quantitative Facies Analysis: A Tool Kit in the Characterization of Eagle Ford Sequence Stratigraphy and Facies Heterogeneity: A. E. Malicse, E. Van Dusen*, B. Neff, D. Hurst, H. McGarity 10:50 Resource Play Potential of the Phosphoria Formation in Western Wyoming: R. Fritz 11:10 A Diagenetic Study of the Wolfcamp Shale, Permian Basin, West Texas: A. K. Wickard, R. D. Elmore, G. Heij 11:30 Unconventional Gas Potential in the Northern Territory, Australia: Exploring the Beetaloo Sub-Basin: D. Close Theme 7: Oil Sands I: Facies Hall B, Room 4 Co-Chairs: J. Holbrook, A. Martinius and R. Strobl 8:00 Introductory Remarks 8:05 Bioturbated Inclined Heterolithic Stratification in the McMurray Formation: Origins and Distributions: M. Gingras, M. Ranger 8:25 Integrated Stratigraphic Interpretation of the McMurray Formation SAGD Reservoir in Jackfish Area (Jackfish Phases 2 and 3), Alberta: B. L. Varban, J. Guilmette, G. Larson, G. Peters 8:45 Reconstructing Geomorphology and Evolution of Point Bar Deposition in the McMurray Formation at Surmont: C. Arndt, R. Schroeder 9:05 Determining the Time-Averaged Position of the Turbidity Maximum Zone in Major Paleo-Valleys of the McMurray Formation, Northeast Alberta: A. D. La Croix, S. E. Dashtgard, J. MacEachern 9:25 Refreshment Break 10:10 Reservoir Heterogeneity in Marginal Marine Settings of the Athabasca Oil Sands: Apparent Continuity of Mud Laminae Between Closely Spaced Cores: M. Ranger, T. Dufresne, M. Klucker 10:30 Characterization, Geo-Modeling, and Reservoir Simulation of the Wabiskaw Member, Athabasca Oil Sands Deposit, Alberta, Canada: E. A. Dembicki 10:50 Reservoir Geometry of a Confined Fluvial Meander Belt Deposit, Early Cretaceous Grand Rapids Formation, Alberta: A. B. Coderre, P. K. Pedersen, S. M. Hubbard 11:10 Critical Factors for Optimum SAGD Well Placement and Liner Design in Lithic Sandstones: K. Fraser, D. Nugent, J. C. Russel-Houston, S. Christensen, K. Gray 11:30 Geology of a Carbonate Breccia Reservoir Rock: Grosmont Formation, Northeast Alberta, Canada: K. R. Barrett Theme 6: Source Potential and Maturity Palomino A/B/C Co-Chairs: H. Cander and S. Egenhoff 8:00 Introductory Remarks 8:05 Sedimentologic and Paleoceanographic Controls of Anoxia in the Holocene Cariaco Basin (Venezuela): Implications for Control of Deposition of Cretaceous (Eagle Ford) and Jurassic (Haynesville) Source Rocks in Texas: U. Hammes, K. Gibson, L. Peterson 8:25 Depositional Model for Shale Gas Deposits of the Besa River Formation in Liard Basin, British Columbia: F. Ferri, M. McMechan, R. Creaser, R. Friedman 8:45 Basin-Scale Distribution of Organic Matter in Unconventional Plays: Results From 3-D Stratigraphic Modeling of the Montney and Doig Formations (Triassic, Alberta-British Columbia, Canada): V. Crombez, S. Rohais, F. Baudin, T. Euzen, B. Chauveau, L. Riquier, D. Granjeon, M. Power, N. Vaisblat, N. B. Harris 9:05 Organic Rich Facies in the Lewis Shale as an Oil and Gas Source Rock, Greater Green River Basin, Wyoming, United States: L. C. Mayorga-Gonzalez, R. Slatt, D. Pyles 9:25 Refreshment Break 10:10 Stratigraphic Distribution of Source Rock Intervals in the Vaca Muerta Formation: M. Tenaglia, L. Rodriguez Blanco, L. E. Rueda Sánchez, G. Eberli, R. J. Weger, P. Swart 10:30 Seismic Analysis of Total Organic Carbon (TOC) Distribution in the Woodford Shale, Oklahoma, USA: L. Infante, F. Cardona, R. Slatt*, B. McCullogh 10:50 U.S. Geological Survey Assessment of Paleozoic Shale Gas Resources in the Sichuan Basin, China: C. J. Potter, R. R. Charpentier, C. J. Schenk 11:10 Vitrinite Reflectance Suppression: Fact or Fiction in Low Maturity Paleozoic Shales: P. Hackley, G. Baugher *Denotes presenter is other than first author