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22 4 Easy Ways to Register: See Page 5 For complete details and updates: ACE.AAPG.org TECHNICAL PROGRAM MONDAY 11:30 The Application of δ 13 C org Stable Isotope Chronostratigraphy to Correlate Upper Palaeozoic Black Shales of the Northwestern Frontier, Yukon Territory, Canada: M. Hutchison, N. Sullivan, T. Fraser, G. V. Hildred Theme 5: Multi-Phase Deformation Systems and the Role of Structural Inheritance Palomino D Co-Chairs: S. Kattenhorn and C. Zahm 8:00 Introductory Remarks 8:05 Genesis and Evolution of the Punta del Este Basin, Offshore Uruguay: Complex Interplay Between Structural Inheritance and Multi-Phase South Atlantic Rifting: P. Thompson, N. Hurst, J. Turner, M. Soto, J. Argent, R. Walker, G. Badalini, S. Wrigley 8:25 Temporal and Spatial Evolution of Rifting in the Brazilian Southeastern Passive Margin: P. V. Zalán 8:45 Structural Inheritance During Normal Fault Growth in Multi-Phase Rifts: A Case Study From the Northern North Sea: H. Fazli Khani, H. Fossen, R. Gawthorpe, R. Bell, C. Jackson, A. Rotevatn 9:05 Dominant Role of Structural Inheritance in the Distribution of Faulted Sags, Erlian Basin, the Eastern Central Asian Orogenic Belt (Northeast China): S. Zhang, M. Yang 9:25 Refreshment Break 10:10 4-D Evolution of the Hat Creek Fault, Northern California: An Outcrop Analog for Seismic-Scale, Polyphase, Segmented Normal Faults: S. A. Kattenhorn, E. L. Walker, B. Krantz, M. W. Blakeslee 10:30 Experimental Modeling of Orthogonal and Oblique Basin Inversion: Identifying Structures That Reflect the Paleostrain State: M. S. Baum, R. W. Schlische*, M. O. Withjack 10:50 Diagenetic Controls on Normal Fault-Zone Architecture Determine the Episodicity of Fault-Zone Fluid Migration: R. T. Williams, L. B. Goodwin, P. Mozley, W. Sharp 11:10 Inherited Structural Fabrics and the Impact on Oblique Slip Faults in the South Texas Laramide Foreland: C. Zahm, G. A. Smith, A. Nolting 11:30 The Missing Link: The Role of Basement Anisotropies in the Laramide Structural and Tectonic Evolution of the Wyoming Craton: J. W. Bader Theme 4: Novel Calibration Tools for Petroleum System Models Palomino E Co-Chairs: V. Dieckmann, F. Mosca and C. Robinson 8:00 Introductory Remarks 8:05 Sources and Reservoir History of Mixed Oil and Heavy Oil Determined by Advanced Geochemical Technologies: J. M. Moldowan 8:25 Evidence Some Oil Accumulations in the Woodford Formation and the Meramec Formation Received an Additional Charge of Dry Thermal Gas: A. S. Kornacki, J. E. Dahl 8:45 Mass Fraction Maturity — Next Generation Geochemical Constraint of Basin Models: H. Huang, J. Ma, R. Algeer, S. Larter 9:05 Thermochemical Sulfate Reduction in Upper Devonian Nisku Formation Reservoirs, Alberta: Insights From Molecular Characterization With FTICR-MS and GC×GC Approaches: R. Silva, J. Radovic, C. Jiang, A. Mort, L. Snowdon, T. Oldenburg, S. Larter 9:25 Refreshement Break 10:10 Re-Evaluation of Thermal Maturity and Stages of Petroleum Formation of the Barnett Shale, Fort Worth Basin, Texas: M. Lewan, M. Pawlewicz 10:30 Offshore Morocco Petroleum Systems: Major Revisions to the Prevailing Paradigm: D. A. Wavrek, M. Slack, J. Williams, A. Hansen, C. Barkley 10:50 Conodont Thermochronology: Expanding the Utility of the (U-Th)/He Method to Marine Carbonates and Shales: T. S. Bidgoli, J. P. Tyrrell, A. Moeller, B. D. Cramer, J. D. Walker, D. F. Stockli 11:10 Re-Os Systematics in Petroleum Systems: What Are We Measuring: J. Hannah, H. Stein 11:30 A Novel Model of Brittleness Index for Unconventional Reservoirs: Confining Pressure Effect: Y. Hu, Z. Chen Theme 3: Water Management: Established and Future Practice Palomino F/G/H Co-Chairs: F. Feijo and B. Haskett 8:00 Introductory Remarks 8:05 Environmental, Health and Social Issues Raised by Those Opposing the Hydraulic Fracturing Process of Oil and Gas Production: R. Bost 8:25 Evaluating Sources of Groundwater Quality Variability in Residential Water Wells for Pre-Drill Sampling: S. D. Richardson, L. J. Molofsky*, J. A. Connor, A. W. Gorody, F. Baldassare 8:45 Effect of Ionic Strength (Salinity) and pH (Acidity) on Geochemical Water-Rock Interactions During Hydraulic Fracturing in the Frontier Formation of the Powder River Basin, Wyoming: J. C. Bratcher, R. Herz-Thyhsen, J. Kaszuba 9:05 Spatial and Temporal Variability of Methane Emissions Near Coal Seam Gas Fields Associated With Base Level and Anthropogenic Sources: M. J. Kennedy, M. Hamilton, M. Hatch, V. Robert 9:25 Refreshment Break 10:10 Methane Variations in Groundwater: C. Rivard, G. Bordeleau, D. Lavoie, R. Lefebvre, X. Malet, J. Ahad *Denotes presenter is other than first author