Geoscience Institute / University of Utah’s Energy / SGC laboratory / /
IndustryTerm
isotope ratio gas / chemical biological markers / sediment gas extraction method / distinctive / conventional reservoir oil / wet gas fraction / mechanical coring devices / selected interstitial gas extraction methods / sediment gas concentration / gas method / sediment extract gas chromatograms / inert gas / seabed geochemistry screening tool / gas-charged experiments / microbial generated gas / free gas / sediment gas compositions / interstitial gas extraction method / seeped oil / oil staining / extract gas chromatography analysis using short column / oil and gas / interstitial sediment gas / chemical compounds / bound gas extraction / gas concentrations / adsorbed gas extraction process / extract gas chromatograms / resolution seafloor imaging technology / individual wet gas components / low wet gas fraction / metal ball / water column gas anomalies / sediment sampling device / oil / ball mill gas extraction laboratory procedures / anomalous sediment gas origin / imaging / acoustic systems / gas chromatography analysis / metal can / elevated gas wetness / headspace gas analysis / anomalous gas / charge gas composition resulting / electric vibracore devices / wet gas / low wet gas fraction samples / gas hydrate / offshore sampling protocols / gas chimneys / sediment interstitial gas / elevated wet gas fraction / seismic equipment / Real time imaging / deep coring technologies / methyl / high pore space gas saturation / stainless steel container / bound hydrocarbon gas / adsorbed gas extraction method / gas maturity / metal cans / anomalous gas concentrations / seabed gas data / navigation tools / extract gas chromatography / petroleum systems / sediment gas extraction procedure / gas phase / gas headspace / Conventional gas wetness / /
Organization
University of Utah’s Energy and Geoscience Institute / HSPME SCN / /
Person
Oceanics Model / Marco Polo / Carey / Michael A. Abrams / Brooks / /
Position
solvent extractor / vibrator head / General / author / electric vibrating head / /
OTC[removed]Best practices for the collection, analysis, and interpretation of seabed geochemical samples to evaluate subsurface hydrocarbon generation and entrapment Michael A. Abrams, Apache Corporation