I know in the Haynesville-Bossier Shale is around 13,500-14,000 ft. But is there another one more than 14,000 ft???
Dr. Arvizu,
In some work done for Dr. E. Tjalnd for the Geophysics and Petroleum Dept. of Norwegian Science and Technology University (NTNU) we have derived the String Theoretic optimal mines (Reservoirs) depth ratio and found it to be quantum variable with the measurement of the shaft and the drilling velocity (energy consumption) over timexspace and dependant on the optimal oil output growth and dependant on a GA starting with the "blasting "Nobel" potential". (Mallick (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016), Mallick, Hamburger, Mallick (2016). So we can describe the Econophysically efficient process of measurement of the depth and the resultant topology of the Mangement Engineering actions in the String Theory resultant "Mining Information Systems space". The papers are listed on www.researchgate.net/Soumitra K Mallick. We hope it answers some of your queries.
Soumitra K . Mallick
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I would like to add that the "Mining Information Systems Space" which is an application or adaptation of World Wide Web to the Internet of Things and can be extended to apply to stock market control over AGNN and AG'NN (the above references) as well to Insurance System Information Networks or to Electronic Commerce Networks (the above references in particular)(for which we may have been nominated for the Nobel Physics Prize) being topological adaptations to String Theory (see also Mallick(1993) PhD thesis especially chapter 2) are based on the experimental observation (stylised) of condensed matter flows in the Earth's Core which gives rise to Mine Geophysics and to the environment which consists of String Theory Particle Flows ("Nobel Potential") as in the above references. This also uses the Dbranes String Method we have developed experimentally especially in experimental Geophysical Lie Algebras. Sorry for such a long description. This explanation is meant for other researchers who may be interested in these problems and field by fllowing these question answers. Thanks.
Soumitra K. Mallick
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Hi Soumitra is very interesting your answer, my question is focused to unconventional plays in petroleum Wells drilled in the MFS Tithonian (Upper Jurassic)
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