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EMARC Research Programs::

Williams Fork Consortium (Phase V): Stratigraphic architecture and reservoir characteristics of the Mesaverde Group: Application of outcrop-based concepts and statistics to the subsurface Western and Northern Piceance Basin, Colorado
Directed by Matt Pranter, 2009 to 2011

Williams Fork Consortium (Phase IV): From Rocks to Models:
Outcrop-Based Analysis and Statistics for Subsurface Characterization of Fluvial
Reservoir Geometry and Connectivity, Williams Fork Formation, Piceance Basin, Colorado, U.S.A.
Directed by Matt Pranter, 2007 to 2011

Piceance Basin Consortium
Directed by Paul Weimer, 2008 to 2010

Petroleum systems of the northern Gulf of Mexico: Phase IV
Directed by Paul Weimer, 2008-2010

AVID Consortium (Phase II): Analysis of Variability in Dolomites, (AVID)
Origin(s)
Directed by David Budd, 2007 to 2009

Seismic geomorphology of Quaternary deep-water successions,
Nigerian margin
Directed by Paul Weimer, 2006 to 2009

Structure of the Red Wing Creek Oil Field, North Dakota:
a field that produces from a meteorite impact.
Directed by Paul Weimer, 2006 to 2009

EMARC Happenings::

2010

April 10-11, 2010: AAPG/SEPM Annual Convention in New Orleans. Matt Pranter will instruct a preconvention short course entitled "From Rocks to Models: Reservoir Geology for Graduate Students". This course provides an introduction to reservoir characterization and modeling concepts and methods. The focus is on geological (e.g., stratigraphic, sedimentological) controls on reservoir characteristics and practical aspects of reservoir modeling (i.e., how reservoir geologists use reservoir modeling as a tool to address geological and reservoir questions).

April 14, 2010: AAPG/SEPM Annual Convention in New Orleans. Alicia Hewlett, Matt Pranter, and Steve Cumella will present a poster entitled "Stratigraphic Architecture, Reservoir Quality, and Sandstone-Body Connectivity of the Mesaverde Group, Central Mamm Creek Field, Piceance Basin, Colorado".