05.07.2009
The intersection of a wellbore with a reservoir
Gently undulating, almost featureless plain that, in principle, would be produced by fluvial erosion that would, in the course of geologic time, reduce the land almost to baselevel (sea level), leaving so little gradient that essentially no more erosion could occur
Living or growing near the surface of the ocean; Marine sediments derived from floating organic matter (e.g., plankton) that accumulates on the seafloor; Pelagic sediments are ocean sediments that accumulates far enough from land that detrital materials are a minor component. These sediments are largely composed of tiny shell debris
Pertaining to processes that add, transfer, transform, or remove soil constituents
An accumulation of unconsolidated plant debris that if buried and preserved could become coal. Special conditions are required to accumulate and preserve plant materials. These conditions are most often found in a marsh or swamp where water cover prevents oxidation and attack by most organisms
Generation units that can react very quickly to meet the needs of the electricity grid