McDonnell Engineering Company Inc. / Sumner Group / Burns / Kansas Geological Survey / Lower Permian Leonardian Sumner Group / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
pence / /
Event
Man-Made Disaster / M&A / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Yaggy facility / /
IndustryTerm
gas-storage field / nearby oil wells / gas production / borehole-imaging log / gas explosion / subsurface gas conduits / proposed gas-bearing interval / gas-storage facility / gas-producing interval / potential gas-migration pathways / gas leak / natural-gas explosions / metal obstruction / gas explosions / natural gas / gas interval / natural-gas-storage / high-pressure natural gas / lower gas zone / facility operator / natural-gas / gas-storage wells / gas geysers / least-squares algorithm / gas migration / cement injection / lateral gas migration / gas-storage / negligible gas flow / natural-gas-storage facility / Gas pressure / vented gas / gas zone / gas-bearing zone / potential gas pathways / cement / gas-producing wells / active gas venting / gas-migration pathways / gas transport / gas-producing vent / gas-productive vent wells / /
NaturalFeature
Rocky Mountains / Arkansas River / /
Organization
Wellington Formation of the Sumner Group / Atomic Energy Commission / Wellington Formation / Wellington Formation and the Ninnescah Shale / Department of Health / /
Person
David Young Kansas / W. Lynn Watney / Susan E. Nissen / /
Position
Major / /
ProvinceOrState
Oklahoma / Rice County / Reno County / Arkansas / /
Oklahoma Geological Survey Circular 109, 2003 Evaluation of the Role of Evaporite Karst in the Hutchinson, Kansas, Gas Explosions, January 17 and 18, 2001 W. Lynn Watney, Susan E. Nissen, Saibal Bhattacharya, and David