PETROLEUM GEOLOGY OF NORTH AFGANISTAN USING GIS TECHNIQUES CRP 514 Geographic Information System Instructor: Dr. Baqer M. Al- Ramadan SYED HAROON ALI MS GEOLOGY EARTHSCIENCES DEPARTMENT KFUPM I.D.: g201207320
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Outline • Introduction • Goal of paper • Area Selection • Stratigraphic column of the area • Handling of data in Arc Map • GIS and Petroleum Industry • Petroleum Exploration • Production • Managing Facilities • Pipeline Management • Results and Discussion • Conclusion • References
Latitude:~38 ° 26' 2.7" N to ~29 ° 19' 19.8" N Longitude:~60 ° 28' 37" E to ~74 ° 52' 28" E By Philip A. Davis
AFGHANISTAN • Region: Asia • Population: 35,320,445, (2011) • Capital: Kabul (2 Million) • Area: 647,500(Almost equal to Rub Al Khali= 650,000 km ² ) • Coastline: Landlocked • Borders 1. Pakistan: 2430km 2. Tajikistan: 1206km 3. Iran: 936km www.maps.com 4. Turkmenistan: 744km 5. Uzbekistan: 137km 6. China: 76km
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AFGHAN-TADJIK BASIN AMU DARYA BASIN
(Haroon, 2013)
Neogene Post-Orogenic Mollasse Deposits Mesozoic-Paleogene Paleocene-Eocene Carbonate Play Maastrictian-Danian Carbonate Play Transgressive Hauterivian Cretaceous Sandstones Play Transgressive-Regressive Late Jurassic Carbonate Play Salt SALT Rift Sequence http://mom.gov.af/en/page/4788 Pre-Jurassic Basement:
GIS and Petroleum Industry • Petroleum Exploration • Production • Managing Facilities • Pipeline Management
Petroleum Exploration
• GEOLOGIST • GEOPHYSICT • PETROPHYSISICT GIS • PETROLEUM SOLUTION • ENGINEER
PETROLEUM SYSTEM TRAP http://petroleumsupport.com/reservoir-system-to-accumulate-hydrocarbon.html/petroleum-system/
Oil or gas Well Name AGE OF RESERVOIR
Structural Leads
SEAL ROCK RESERVOIR ROCK
Pay Chance= 100% Pay Chance= 25% Pay Chance=50% STRUCTURE LEADS
Production
Amu Darya Basin AFGHAN TAJIK BASIN
Managing Facilities
Where to place refinery? Cities Gas Oil
Pipeline Management
Conclusion • Due to structural signature of strike slip faulting the traps are difficult to find without modern exploration techniques and GIS. • In the light of past unrest political situation in the area there is very less exploration in this area. • Whenever the conditions get stable there will be abundant work in the northern and western parts of Afghanistan.
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