May 2017 OGS Meeting

  •  May 19, 2017
     11:30 am - 1:30 pm

The Ohio Geological Society

Friday, May 19th

12:00 pm, lunch will be provided

Horace R. Collins Laboratory
3307 S. Old State Road
Delaware, OH 43015
740-548-7348, Ext. 130

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Interpretation and Integration of Core and Wireline Log Data of the Copper Ridge Dolomite in Morrow County, Ohio for potential CO2 storage

Amber Conner, Battelle

Battelle has collected whole and rotary sidewall cores as a part of their evaluation of the technical and economic feasibility of CO2 utilization and storage.  Whole and rotary sidewall cores and advanced wireline logs from the Knox Dolomite Group, specifically the Copper Ridge Dolomite, from a Morrow County, Ohio well, represents a uniquely complete data set for the Cambrian-Ordovician section in the Appalachian Basin and will be available for viewing following the presentation.  The data set comprises of whole and side-wall core, conventional and advanced wireline logs and formation well testing. 

This presentation will provide an interpretation of the whole core and rotary sidewall core data collected and a comparison of porosity, permeability, grain densities, and lithology of core and logged data.  Considerations for potential stacked storage and subsurface containment will be explored.

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Venue:  

Venue Phone: 740-548-7348

Venue Website:

Address:
3307 South Old State Rd., Delaware, Ohio, 43015, United States

Description:

The ODNR Division of Geological Survey Horace R. Collins Laboratory is a multi-use facility located at Alum Creek State Park in Delaware County, Ohio. Core, sample, and twelve other collections are housed at the Ohio Geological Sample Repository. One wing of the facility has laboratories for core and sample description and analysis, petrographic studies, aggregate testing, and sedimentation research. A second wing houses Division of Watercraft Central District offices. The Collins Lab also headquarters the Ohio Seismic Network and the Lake Erie Data Center.