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Journal of Petroleum Geology  April  2008
Published in the UK © 2008 Scientific Press Ltd.

Contents of Vol. 31, nos. 1-2 2008

Vol. 31, no. 2, April 2008



Hydrocarbon source rock assessment and revised biostratigraphy of
DSDP Site 369A, offshore Northwest African Margin
T. Cool (Chevron International), B. Katz, T. Dignes, D. Reimers and R. Fleisher view abstract

3D sedimentary modelling of a Miocene deltaic reservoir unit,
Sincor field, Venezuela: a new approach
R. Labourdette (Total), J. Casas and P. Imbert view abstract

Thermal history reconstruction in the Soroosh and Nowrooz fields,
Persian Gulf, based on apatite fission track analysis
and vitrinite reflectance data
A. Bashari (Iranian Offshore Oil Co., Tehran) view abstract

A rapid method of quantifying the resolution limits
of heat-flow estimates in basin models
A. Beha (Maersk Oil, Denmark), R.O. Thomsen and R. Littke view abstract

Quantitative estimates of oil losses during migration,
Part II: Measurement of the residual oil saturation
in migration pathways
X. R. Luo, J. Z. Yan, B. Zhou, P. Hou, W. Wang and G. Vasseur view abstract

Geochemical characterization of potential Jurassic / Cretaceous source rocks in the Shushan Basin, Northern Western Desert, Egypt
A. S. Alsharhan (UAE Univesity) and E. A. Abd El-Gawad view abstract

International events

Cover: Aerial view of Apache's Qasr field, a Jurassic discovery made in 2003 in the Shushan Basin, Western Desert, Egypt. Gas-condensates here are believed to be sourced by Jurassic Safa Formation shales and coals, and the reservoir is a thick package of Jurassic braided fluvial deposits. Jurassic-Cretaceous source rocks in the Shushan Basin are the subject of the paper by Alsharhan and Abd El-Gawad on pp. 191-212 of this issue. Photo: courtesy Apache Egypt Companies.

Vol. 31, no. 1, January 2008



• The origin of the Permo - Triassic gas accumulations in the Iranian Zagros Foldbelt and contiguous offshore areas: A review of the Palaeozoic Petroleum System
M. L. Bordenave (
Consultant, Paris, France) view abstract

Neogene oil and gas reservoirs in the Progreso Basin, offshore Ecuador and Peru: Implications for petroleum exploration and development
J . A. Deckelman (ConocoPhillips) et al. view abstract

Reservoir potential of a lacustrine mixed carbonate / siliciclastic gas reservoir: The Lower Triassic Rogenstein in the Netherlands
D. Palermo (University of Tuebingen), T. Aigner, M. Geluk, M. Poppelreiter and K. Pipping view abstract

Geochemical and geophysical anomalies at the Zdanice oil- and gasfield, SE Czech Republic
M. Matolin (Charles University in Prague), M. Abraham, J. Hanak, I. Kasparec and Z. Stranik view abstract

Obituary: R. R. F. Kinghorn

International Events

Cover: Bathymetric and topographic imagery of the western, convergent South American margin. The Oligocene to Recent Progreso Basin, a forearc depression of pull-apart origin, hosts Neogene reservoirs of commercial importance. These reservoirs are the subject of the paper by Deckelman et al. on pp. 43-60 of this issue. Imagery prepared by Khalid Soofi and Debbie Hall of ConocoPhillips Company.

 

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