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The Second
Interpretation...
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Heres a few points that can be deduced from the
second example.
Potential Intermediate Wells
- The shallow well at L7 stops the intermediate channel in row
7 from going further east. The shallow well at J10 suggests that
the intermediate channel does not follow the J column. Rather the
channel continues east to K7, then turns south.
- From the K column, the channel turns west to hook up with the
wells drilled at G13 and H13.
- The channel goes one more square west, then heads south to
hook up with the intermediate wells in the F column.
- From the F column, channel heads west again to run through
the shallow field in the southwest corner.
Potential Shallow Wells
- The boundaries of the north central field are defined by the
dry wells in columns H & P, and the rows 2 & 11.
- There have been no dry shallow wells in the southwest shallow
field, which suggests that, while the boundaries are not yet
defined, some bad luck is about to happen for financiers looking for
shallow oil in this area. There's just "too much success" here.
Potential Deep Wells
- The dry deep well C5 defines the extent of the deep pool in
the northwest corner. This pool is fully drilled out.
- The dry deep wells at E8 and G8 eliminate the possibility of
a deep pool being on that area of the map.
- The rest of the intermediate channel probably needs more
definition before more deep wells are drilled.
Desolate Areas
Quite a few intermediate wells were drilled in the northeast corner
with no success at the shallow or intermediate depth. This suggests an
area to stay away from for the rest of the seminar.
You may have come across different interpretations. Look at the
answer map to find out if
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