An Emerging Unconventional Hybrid Light Tight Oil Play within the Southern Alberta Bakken-Exshaw Petroleum System: a Comparison between the Williston and Southern Alberta Basins Brian A. Zaitlin1 Abstract

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Date: 2014-10-31 12:45:05 Geology of Saskatchewan Exshaw Alberta Williston Basin Banff Formation Structural basin Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin Foreland basin Petroleum geologist Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists Geology Geography of Canada Provinces and territories of Canada		An Emerging Unconventional Hybrid Light Tight Oil Play within the Southern Alberta Bakken-Exshaw Petroleum System: a Comparison between the Williston and Southern Alberta Basins Brian A. Zaitlin1 Abstract Add to Reading List Source URL: wbpc.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 67,09 KB Share Document on Facebook

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