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    This document discusses subsurface geology and play concepts in petroleum exploration. It begins with definitions of key terms like play, lead, and prospect. It then covers different types of plays including structural, stratigraphic, and combination plays. Examples of different trap types are illustrated, including anticlines, faulted blocks, reefs, and unconformities. The document concludes with examples of play concepts from the Savu Basin, including reef carbonate plays of Cretaceous and Pliocene age trapped in stratigraphic traps, and clastic carbonate and sandstone plays of Miocene to Pliocene age trapped in structural traps.

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    This document discusses subsurface geology and play concepts in petroleum exploration. It begins with definitions of key terms like play, lead, and prospect. It then covers different types of plays including structural, stratigraphic, and combination plays. Examples of different trap types are illustrated, including anticlines, faulted blocks, reefs, and unconformities. The document concludes with examples of play concepts from the Savu Basin, including reef carbonate plays of Cretaceous and Pliocene age trapped in stratigraphic traps, and clastic carbonate and sandstone plays of Miocene to Pliocene age trapped in structural traps.

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    2-Play Concept, Leads & Prospect (Compatibility Mode)

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    This document discusses subsurface geology and play concepts in petroleum exploration. It begins with definitions of key terms like play, lead, and prospect. It then covers different types of plays including structural, stratigraphic, and combination plays. Examples of different trap types are illustrated, including anticlines, faulted blocks, reefs, and unconformities. The document concludes with examples of play concepts from the Savu Basin, including reef carbonate plays of Cretaceous and Pliocene age trapped in stratigraphic traps, and clastic carbonate and sandstone plays of Miocene to Pliocene age trapped in structural traps.

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    SUBSURFACE GEOLOGY

    Dept. of Geological Engineering


    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

    SUBSURFACE GEOLOGY
    IN PETROLEUM EXPLORATION

    BY
    SARJU WINARDI
    DEPT. OF GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

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    SUBSURFACE GEOLOGY
    Dept. of Geological Engineering
    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

    Play Concept Recogniton from Regional


    Stratigraphy
     From play to prospect
     Timing risk chart
     Burial history/geomodelling

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    SUBSURFACE GEOLOGY
    Dept. of Geological Engineering
    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

    Definition (SPE & WPC, 1997)


     A play is a recognized prospective trend of potential
    prospects, but which requires more data acquisition
    and/or evaluation to define specific leads or
    prospects.
     A lead is a potential area where one or more
    accumulations are currently poorly defined and
    require more data acquisition and/or evaluation in
    order to be classified as a prospect. A lead will occur
    within a play.
     A prospect : Potential accumulation that is sufficiently
    well defined to represent a viable drilling target.
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    SUBSURFACE GEOLOGY
    Dept. of Geological Engineering
    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

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    Dept. of Geological Engineering
    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

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    Dept. of Geological Engineering
    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

    Types of Play

     Structural
     Stratigraphy
     Combination
     Miscellaneous

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    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

    After Kingston et al, 1983a

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    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY
    A

    TECTONIC BASIN
    CLASSIFICATION
    FOR CONTINENTAL ( a, b, and c ),
    MARGINAL AND OCEANIC BASINS
    ( d, e, and f )

    After Dickinson and Yarborough, 1976;


    Kingston et al , 1983; Mitchell and Reading, 1986

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    SUBSURFACE GEOLOGY
    Dept. of Geological Engineering
    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY B

    TECTONIC BASIN
    CLASSIFICATION
    FOR SUBDUCTION and
    COLLISION-RELATED
    BASINS (REMNANT BASIN)

    After Dickinson and Yarborough, 1976;


    Kingston et al , 1983; Mitchell and Reading, 1986

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    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

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    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

    anticline

    Anticline
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    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

    Faulted blocks

    Faulted blocks

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    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

    Salt diapir

    Salt diapir

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    Reef build up

    Reef buildup

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    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

    Unconformity

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    Angular unconformity

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    Combinations

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    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

    miscellaneous

    Hydrodinamics trap

    Fractured reservoir
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    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

    Example--1
    Example

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    Example--2
    Example

    Fig.10.Stratigraphic column of Savu Basin,


    compare with stratigraphic column of
    Sumba Island and Timor Island.

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    SAVU-1

    S N

    4 km

    PLIOCENE
    UNCONFORMITY

    TOP PLIOCENE
    SANDSTONES

    MIDDLE MIOCENE
    UNCONFORMITY

    OLIGOCENE
    UNCONFORMITY
    TOP EARLY PLIOSEN
    SHALE
    PALEOCENE
    UNCONFORMITY

    TOP CRETACEOUS
    CARBONATE

    STRUCTURAL CROSS SECTION


    SAVU BASIN
    SEISMIC LINE SV-15 & SV-15a
    Department of Energy and Mineral Resources
    Directorate General of Oil and Gas (MIGAS)
    Mapped : September 2004

    SUBSURFACE GEOLOGY
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    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

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    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

    PLAY CONCEPT
     Reef carbonate (Cretaceous) stratigraphic trap.
     Reef carbonate (Pliocene) stratigraphic trap.
     Clastic carbonate (Middle Miocene) structural trap.
     Clastic carbonate (Eocene-Oligocene) structural trap.
     Sandstone (Middle Pliocene) structural trap.

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    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

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    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

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    Timing Risk Chart

    Components:
    1. Time of source rock maturity
    2. Time of HC generation
    3. Time of HC migration
    4. Time of reservoar formation
    5. Time of traps formation
    6. Time of traping
    7. Preservation of HC

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    Dept. of Geological Engineering
    GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITY

    Example of Time Risk Chart

    Timing risk chart

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