Sequence stratigraphy is a method of stratigraphic interpretation that combines the chronological order of the accumulation of sediments, their stratal architecture and the geometric relationships of their facies to determine depositional setting and predict stratal continuity. The workflow of sequence stratigraphic analysis first identifies the genetic units and bounding surfaces that compose the stratigraphic section in outcrop, core, well-log and seismic data
A complex unit which is a function of the amount of uranium processed and the degree to which it is enriched, i.e. the extent of increase in the concentration of the U-235 isotope relative to the remainder. The unit is strictly: Kilogram Separative Work Unit, and it measures the quantity of separative work (indicative of energy used in enrichment) when feed and product quantities are expressed in kilograms
This is a semi-submersible floating platform with a central processing facility that removes water and raw liquids, including condensate, from the natural gas field.
Seismic data are used to map subsurface formations. A 2-D survey reveals a cross section of the subsurface. In a 3-D survey, seismic data are collected in the inline and crossline directions to create a three-dimensional image of the subsurface. In a 4-D or time-lapse 3-D survey, 3-D surveys are repeated over time to track fluid movement in the reservoir.
Such as a coal seam dip
The closer the price of LNG is to crude oil means the higher oil parity; if the price of LNG equates the price of crude oil in Boe terms then that is the full oil parity; if the price of LNG exceeds the price of crude oil in Boe terms then the situation can be defined as broken oil parity. If parties agree on coefficient of 0.1724 for indexation then it will result to the full oil parity situation whereby the LNG in terms of Boe would have the same price of one barrel of crude oil. Many formulae include an S-curve, where the price formula is different above and below a certain oil price, to dampen the impact of high oil prices on the buyer, and low oil prices on the seller. The formula would include a floor and a cap price to safeguard developers/sellers on the low end and buyers on the high end,
