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Creaming curve fingerprinting Part 2: Temporal and spatial workflows
Report summary
Creaming curve fingerprinting is a technique to understand more about the exploration history of a basin or play than can be learned from standard creaming curve analysis. This insight is the second part of a trilogy on the topic. Here we build on the technique introduced in part 1 to include temporal and spatial aspects. Part 3 then discusses some general observations and conclusions. Creaming curves, despite their inherent temporal nature, are often analysed only as static snapshots in time. Additional insights can be revealed by time-lapse analysis of multiple time slices.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Unlocking the temporal dimensions of creaming curves
- Forget the picture, look at the video
- Case study: Insights from Nigeria’s Niger Delta Basin time-lapse analysis
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Location, location, location
- Case study: Analysing the spatial component of Colombia’s Lower Magdalena Basin through time
- Further reading
Tables and charts
This report includes 9 images and tables including:
- Table 1A: 2000
- Table 1B: 2005
- Table 1C: 2010
- Table 1D: 2020
- Table 2A: 1980
- Table 2B: 2000
- Table 2C: 2010
- Table 2D: 2020
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