Journal Article

Time-Dependent Subsidence Associated with Drainage-Induced Compaction in Gulf of Mexico Shales Bounding a Severely Depleted Gas Reservoir

Chang, Chandong, Mallman, E., and Zoback, M.D. 2014. Time-Dependent Subsidence Associated with Drainage-Induced Compaction in Gulf of Mexico Shales Bounding a Severely Depleted Gas Reservoir. AAPG Bulletin 98(6):1145-1159.

Time-Dependent Subsidence Associated with Drainage-Induced Compaction in Gulf of Mexico Shales Bounding a Severely Depleted Gas (1.1 MB)

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AAPG Bulletin

Publication Date

2014

Time-Dependent Subsidence Associated with Drainage-Induced Compaction in Gulf of Mexico Shales Bounding a Severely Depleted Gas Reservoir

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