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Shreveport Geological Society

NEWSLETTERVolume 53, No. 6 February 2014


Officers and Board Members 2013-2014 President………………………………….……………...…..... Gregory J. Zerrahn Palmer Petroleum, Inc., 401 Edwards Street, Suite 1400, Shreveport, LA 71101

318-222-0517, Fax: 318-424-3256, [email protected]

First Vice President………………………..……….…….......……. Alan L. Brittain O’Brien Energy Company, P.O. Box 6149, Shreveport, LA 71136


Second Vice President………………...…………...…….……... Orville Roger Berg BER-EX-CO, Inc., 400 Travis Street, Suite 1612, Shreveport, LA 71101 318-220-0300, [email protected]

Secretary………………………………………………………...….. Jared L. Dysart TDX-Energy, 401 Edwards St., Suite 1900, Shreveport, LA 71101

318-222-0026, [email protected]

Treasurer…………………………………………………………...… Ben Robinson Cypress Operating, Inc., 330 Marshall Street, Suite 930, Shreveport, LA 71101 318-424-2031, Fax: 318-425-8140 [email protected]

Board Member…………………………………....…..Matthew Carmody Chumley Nadel and Gussman, L.L.C., 330 Marshall St., Suite 700, Shreveport, LA 71101


Board Member……………………………………………...….......Tim H. Marshall Marshall-Wuellner, Inc., 333 Texas Street, Suite 608, Shreveport, LA


Board Member………………………………….……...........…… Mallory Crandall Anderson Feazel Management, Inc., 333 Texas Street, Suite 2020, Shreveport, LA 71101 318-227-2000, Fax: 318-425-5935, [email protected]

Board Member…………………………………………………....…..Gray Marston JM Exploration Company, 416 Travis Street, Suite 1414, Shreveport, LA 71101


Immediate Past President……...……….…………………………… Larry Frizzell TMR Exploration, Inc., P.O. Box 5625, Bossier City, LA 71171


Faithful Friends 2013-2014

Alan Schlichtemier

Schlumberger Well Services Security Exploration, Inc.

Spanoil Exploration, L.L.C.

Scott D. Stroud

TDX Holdings, L.L.C.

Toledo Mudlogging, Inc.

Jamey Walker

Joe R. White, Jr.

Kingwood Exploration, L.L.C. Marlin Exploration, L.L.C. Milestone Energy, L.L.C.

Muslow Oil & Gas, Inc.

O’Brien Energy Company

Oden & Associates, L.L.C.

Palmer Petroleum, Inc.

Mike Rogers Drilling Company, Inc.

Sartor-Richardson, L.L.C.

Jon Saye

Alan L. Brittain Anderson Feazel Management, Inc. Baker Hughes Baldwin Madden Energy David L. Billingsley, Jr. Cypress Operating, Inc. Geological Drafting Consultants Gerard Associates, L.C. Grigsby Petroleum, Inc. Hardin International Processing, Inc. Hill Geophysical Consulting

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According to the U. S. Energy Information Administration

(EIA) the United States will be, or already has become, the world’s top

producer of petroleum and natural gas in 2013, surpassing Russia and

Saudi Arabia. The U. S. now produces over 7.7 MMBO per day vs.

6.5 MMBO at this time last year. In 2016 domestic oil production is

expected to be 9.6 MMBO per day, close to the historical high set in

1970. In 1956, M. King Hubbert correctly predicted that production

would peak in 1970. What Mr. Hubbert did not know about was the

recent advances in horizontal drilling and multi-stage fracs and

applying this technology to formations previously considered to be too

tight, like the Bakken and Eagle Ford. Once again American

technology is leading the world. Way to go oil and gas industry!

I hope that everyone who attended Dr. Harry Roberts’ talk on

land loss along the Louisiana coastline enjoyed it. I found it to be very

interesting and informative. I was especially

“blown away” by the slide that shows the

predicted shoreline by the year 2100. New

Orleans will be on a skinny peninsula sticking

out in the Gulf with large embayments on

both sides of the Mississippi River! For those

of you who missed this talk or would like to

review it again, I’ve got good news. Our

“Website Wizard”, Rachel Hill, got

Greg Zerrahn

Message the

from President

See and share

Dr. Harry

Roberts’

talk sgs1.org/education

/lectures

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permission to post this talk on our website, www.sgs1.org. Check it

out!

Our next speaker, on February 18th, is Rick Turner. Just about

every other year, Rick has a thought provoking talk to give. This talk

is “Evaluating Shale Plays Using Conventional Open-Hole Well

Logs”. So, sign up early for this one.

As I announced at our last meeting, I received a letter from the

AAPG regarding how many SGS members are also registered AAPG

members. That number is 89. Therefore, we will have only 1 AAPG

Delegate.

The Science Fair will be held in March. We need some SGS

members to be judges. Please contact Alan Brittain to volunteer.

Finally, the Geology and Wine

meeting has been set for the evening of

April 11th. This year, for the first time, you

can buy tickets online at sgs1.org/events. I

did, it was quick and easy. There is an

additional $3.50/person processing fee if

you order online.

Laissez les bons temps rouler!

-Greg Zerrahn

Invest in the future of science.

Volunteers are needed to judge the science fair in March. Contact

Alan Brittain at [email protected] to sign up.

“The Geology

and Wine of

Eastern

France”

coming in April

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View this interactive calendar at sgs1.org

On the Cover:

The town of Les Baux-de-Provence, in

the Rhône region of southeastern

France. It was here that the aluminum

ore Bauxite was first discovered by

geologist Pierre Berthier in 1821 (photo

on right). Photos by Mary Virginia Hill.

Calendar of Events

February 11

Board Meeting; 11:45 a.m. - 1 p.m.; Petroleum Club 15th Floor

February 14

Reserve your seat for the monthly meeting

February 18 Monthly Meeting; 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.; Petroleum Club 15th Floor

James R. “Rick” Turner presents "Evaluating Shale Plays Using Conventional Open Hole Well Logs"

Newsletter editor available at [email protected]

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The January Meeting Make your

RESERVATION

James R. “Rick” Turner presents

“Evaluating Shale Plays

Using Conventional Open Hole Well Logs”

11:30 a.m. Tuesday, February 18

The Shreveport Petroleum Club, 15th floor

Cost: $15, Children 10 and under $8

We encourage members to invite guests, spouses, and friends to any of our meetings.

If you’d like a seat, kindly email or call in your

reservation by Friday, February 14 to:

Roger Berg [email protected]

Phone: 318-220-0300

Name: ____________________________________

I will bring __ guest(s):_______________________

_______________________

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Main Office2615 East End Blvd. SouthMarshall, Texas 75672Telephone: (903) 938-9949Fax: (903) 935-0521Email: [email protected]

Chief Executive Officer:President:Land Manager/General Counsel:Asst. General Counsel:Sr. Landman:Sr. Landman

Zach CarlilePaul MarchandAllen C. Staggers, Jr.Pam JohnsonSteve CopelandJason Derebery

Owning Properties in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, and New Mexico

CAMTERRA RESOURCES, INC.

Integrating Geophysical Technologywith Geology

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Biography

Rick Turner lives in his

hometown of Marshall, Texas. He

graduated from Marshall High

School, attended Stephen F. Austin

University, and graduated in 1973

with a B.S. degree in Geology.

After graduation, Mr. Turner served

a tour of active duty in the U.S.

Army. Following his tour of duty,

he entered the graduate school at

Texas A&M University and earned

a Master of Science Degree in

Geology in 1977. After graduation, he joined Gulf Oil Company in

Houston as an Exploration Geologist and worked the Gulf Coast

Mesozoic. In 1981, he returned to East Texas and worked for several

years in Shreveport with the independent oil companies. In 1990, he

began working for Fina Oil and Chemical Company in Tyler, Texas.

In 1998, he joined Barrow-Shaver Resources Company in Tyler where

he presently serves as Vice President of Exploration.

Mr. Turner is a Certified Petroleum Geologist who has served

as president of the Shreveport Geological Society and the East Texas

Geological Society. He has also been President of the Shreveport

Chapter of the Society of Professional Well Log Analysts. He is a

frequent speaker at Geological Society meetings in Shreveport, Tyler,

and Dallas. He has published over a dozen papers on numerous

aspects of oil and gas exploration in the Gulf Coast Mesozoic. His talk

entitled “The uncertainty of Carbon Dioxide – Climate Rider of

Climate Driver” won the prestigious A.I. Levorsen Award at the 2008

convention of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists.

James R. “Rick” Turner

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In April on 2013 he married LaWanda, his long-time love and

dance partner after a courtship that spanned over twenty years.

Mr. Turner’s personal interests include aviation, restoring

automobiles, and ballroom dancing. He has two children; a son who is

currently on active duty as a Navy pilot, and a daughter who has a

medical career. He also has three granddaughters and a grandson.

Abstract

“Evaluating Shale Plays Using Conventional Open Hole Well Logs”

Before evaluating shale, the nature of the porosity system

should be considered. Shale plays can be broadly divided into two

basic categories: shale consisting predominately of clay and calcite

(Eagleford); and shale consisting predominately of clay and silica

(Eaglebine). The clay-rich East Texas Eaglebine is the focus of this

discussion. In the East Texas Eaglebine, the reservoir porosity appears

to have been created by the conversion of organic material to

hydrocarbon. When a particle of organic material is converted to

hydrocarbon, a liquid filled nanopore is created. In SEM images the

pores appear as flake-like cracks in the shale matrix that average 0.15

microns in width and 20 microns in length. The flake or chip like

appearance has caused the pores to be informally described as “potato

chip porosity”. The pores range from sparse, isolated cracks to densely

concentrated, interconnected swarms. In some cases, the pores join to

form continuous, irregular laminae. The pore system is a diagenetic

feature that does not exist until the sediments reach the hydrocarbon

window (Ro values > 0.8). The pore system is hydrophobic (oil wet)

because the water in the shale is consumed by the kerogen to

hydrocarbon conversion process. In addition, the pore system is

overpressured because the hydrocarbon supports a portion of the

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WILL-DRILLRESOURCESINCORPORATED

416 TRAVIS, SUITE 1200SHREVEPORT, LA 71101

OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION

DR

Cypress Operating, Inc.

STEVEN A. SINGLETARY

BEN ROBINSON

Petroleum Geologists

Office: (318) 424-2031

Fax: (318) 425-8140

330 Marshall Street, Suite 930

Shreveport, LA 71101

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overburden weight. During drilling and production the pressure

differential between the formation and the borehole must be controlled.

If a large pressure differential occurs, the hydrocarbon will expand and

split the nanopores along bedding planes causing the sediment to

disaggregate.

Well log suites that include both density-neutron and sonic logs

can yield a significant amount of information about the productive

capability of the nanopore system when the data are cross plotted in a

meaningful way. One of the most widely used plotting methods is the

Delta Log-R plot (Passey, et.al., 1990). In this method, porosity values

and deep resistivity values are plotted against depth. The curves are

scaled in such a way that they overlay in shales that contain little or no

organic material and separate in zones that are organic rich. The total

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Jamey WalkerV. P. Exploration

[email protected]

Jim CarpenterSr. Geoscientist

[email protected]

Chris BreschStaff Geoscientist

[email protected]

Hunter BrumbleGeoscientist

[email protected]

R. LACY /CRAIN ENERGY

Oil and Gas InvestmentsExploration and Development

222 EAST TYLER STREETLONGVIEW, TX 75601

903-758-8276 (O)

MUSLOWOIL & GAS, INC.

333 Texas StreetSuite 2222


Eric WeissPresident

(318) 221-8694Fax: (318) 227-2106

Address: 401 Edwards Street, Suite 1601Shreveport, Louisiana 71101

Telephone: (318) 227-8668Fax: (318) 227-9012

Operating in the ArkLaTex, MAFla,and South Texas Areas

Exploration Company LLC

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organic carbon (TOC) percent can be estimated using a value for the

level of organic metamorphism (LOM) and a mathematical relationship

shown in Passey’s article.

High nanoporosity zones can be highlighted by plotting the

neutron porosity curve with sonic delta-T. If the curves are scaled so

that they overlay in zones with no nanoporosity, in zones with high

nanoporosity the curves will separate when the delta-T values increase

due to a greater abundance of nanoporosity. Additional information

can be obtained by calculating the rock strength parameter called

“IMOD” that utilizes the bulk density and delta-T measurements.

IMOD values can be compared from well to well and may be

correlated to values of Possion’s Ratio and Young’s Modulus. Also,

effective porosity in the shale can be calculated using a triangular

density-neutron plot based on a clay point and clean sand point.

“Rwa” in the shale can be calculated using effective porosity from the

density-neutron triangle plot. The resulting Rwa curve often mirrors

the gas curve on the mudlog and is a good hydrocarbon indicator.

The sand-clay-calcite components in the shale can be estimated

by calculating “Nlith”. “NLITH” is a function of the difference

between the neutron porosity in the formation fluid and the neutron log

value divided by the difference between the bulk density log value and

the bulk density of the formation fluid.

By combining the various log calculations into a display of log

curves, the productive capability, rock strength, and lithology can be

estimated and correlated to better define trends of interest and play

limits. All that is required are conventional log suites that include

sonic logs and well as density-neutron logs.

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Scott Sinclair, President

(318) 841-1390

Glen Kelly, Vice President - Ex orationpl

(318) 841-1391

David Briggs, Vice President - Land

(318) 841-1397

roduction ManagerRonnie Ebarb, P

(318) 841-1395

Jared Dysart, Geologist

(318) 841-1392

Street, Suite 1900401 Edwards

Shreveport, Louisiana 71101

Louise F. PearceAttorney at Law

Bus: (318) 429-7200Fax: (318) 429-7201

www.hssl-law.comEmail: [email protected]

American Tower, Suite 600401 Market StreetPost Office Box 59

Shreveport, Louisiana 71161-0059

Ray Lasseigne, President

Larry Frizzell, Exploration Manager

Mack Thomas, Operations Manager

Terry Antee, Consulting Geologist

Wil Gaiennie, Geologist

P. O. Box 5625

Bossier City, LA 71171-5625

(318) 746-3616

Fax (318) 746-6218

TMR Exploration, Inc.

333 Texas Street, Suite 900Shreveport, LA 71101-3678

(318) 429-2237FAX (318) 429-2441

No Initiation FeeDemetra Morgan

MANAGER

SHREVEPORTPETROLEUM DATAASSOCIATION, INC.

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Maps In Schools

Progress to Report!

Last month, Clayton Cathey presented the Tapestry of Time from

the Shreveport Geological Society to Parkway High School in Bossier

City. Karyn

Flowers,

who has a

Minor in

Geology,

accepted

our gift

which is

hanging in

the school

library

(pictured

right).

The rock kit is ready for action (pictured below). E-mail Maps in

Schools Chairman Matthew Chumley at [email protected]

to give a talk

with the kit

and present a

geologic map

to a class of

future

geoscientists.

A+

Way

to

Go!

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STROUDPRODUCTION, LLC

333 Texas Street, Suite 860

Shreveport, Louisiana 71101-5302

Voice: (318) 429-2260

Fax: (318) 429 2255

Email: [email protected]

Oil and Gas PropertyAcquisitions and Development

333 Texas Street, Suite 1919Shreveport, LA 71101-3676

George A. Baldwin, Jr.

Gregory K. Madden

Christopher D. Franks

Lonnie J. Shaw

Senior Geologist

Director of Accounting & Finance

Baldwin MaddenEnergy, LLC

(318) 429-2220(318) 429-2229 Fax

Reynolds DrillingCompany, Inc.

7591 Fern Ave., Suite 2001Shreveport, Louisiana 71105-5502

Phone: (318) 227-0118

Fax: (318) 227-0171

[email protected]

Terry Pat Reynolds

President

SPANOILEXPLORATION, LLC

416 TRAVIS ST., SUITE 806SHREVEPORT, LA 71101PHONE: 9318) 221-2371

FAX (318) 221-2391

ANTHONY J. SPANOMANAGER

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Snapshots from the January Meeting

All photos by Brenda Pender.

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MILESTONE ENERGY, LLCOil & Gas Exploration and Development

Joseph A. LottGeologist / Managing Partner

Trae W. MilamGeologist

Thomas A. GilesLand Manager

333 Texas Street, Suite 516Shreveport, Louisiana 71101

[email protected]

Office: 318.212.0470Fax: 318.212.0469

PALMERP E T R O L E U M

INCORPORATED

401 Edwards StreetSuite 1400

Shreveport, LA71101-3143

(318) 222-0517

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Snapshots from the January Meeting (continued)

All photos by Brenda Pender.

Join us for another

great lecture and

lunch with your

fellow members

and guests

of the Shreveport

Geological Society at

the Petroleum Club of

Shreveport on

Tuesday,

February 18

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Kingwood Exploration, LLCOil & Gas Exploration

and Production

Kurt M. LeyExploration Manager & Partner

Robert E. BraswellEngineering/Operations Manager & Partner

120 Arbor PlaceBossier City, Louisiana 71111

Phone: 318-918-7182Fax: 318-918-7198

[email protected]@kingwoodexploration.com

ANDERSONOIL & GAS, INC.

Established by G.M. Anderson

333 TEXAS ST., SUITE 2020

SHREVEPORT, LA 71101-5357

Phone: (318) 227-2000

Fax: (318) 425-5935

Milam, TXMany, LA

The Horizontal Specialists!!

We work with the greatest companiesin the world, please give us a callto see what we can do for you!!

Joe Eidson 318-623-5077

Michael Danos 318-332-7673

P. O. Box 1209, Many, LA 71449

Security Exploration, Inc.

401 Edwards Street, Suite 2015Shreveport, LA 71101

J. Stafford ComegysPresident

Donna WalkerGeologist

Barbara LylesOffice Manager

OIL & GAS EXPLORATION

Tel: (318) 222-1066Fax: (318) 222-4932

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Shreveport Geological Society members, for this year’s membership

directory, we need your:

1. Full Name

2. Company

3. Address

4. Email address

5. Phone number

6. College

7. And your PICTURE

Please go by the Log Library to have your picture taken, or

prepare to have your picture taken at the next meeting. If you have

your own picture you’d like to use, please submit it along with the

above criteria to [email protected].

For example, your e-mail submission could look like this:

J. Gray Marston IV

JM Exploration Co. LLC

416 Travis St., Ste. 1414


[email protected]

318-425-7617

Louisiana State University

We’re Making a Membership

Photo Directory

Say cheese!

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JM EXPLORATION COMPANY, L.L.C.

Al Jones

David Meadows

Managers

Gray Marston

Geologist

Mid South Tower Bldg.416 Travis Street, Suite 1414


Phone: 318-425-7617Fax: 318-425-1385


www.brammer.com318.429.2345 o 318.429.2340 f

400 Texas Street Suite 600 Shreveport, LA 71101

WLSCORPORATION

OIL & GASEXPLORATION & PRODUCTION

Wayne L. SimpsonPresident

Philip DavisGeologist

416 Travis Street, Suite 1006Shreveport, Louisiana 71101

Office: (318) 425-2978Fax: (318) 425-3166

318-425-4251

THEPETROLEUM CLUB

OFSHREVEPORT

Serving delectable cuisine to the


regular luncheon meetings.

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You are cordially invited to the

Sixth Annual Shreveport Geological Society Geology and Wine Dinner

The Geology and Wine

of Eastern France Champagne, Alsace, Burgundy, and Rhône

April 11, 2014

Petroleum Club of Shreveport, 16th Floor

Champagne – 6:30 p.m.

Presentations and Dinner – 7 p.m.

with presentations by

Kevin Hill, geophysicist and featured guest speaker

Clive Coates, Master of Wine

one of the world’s leading wine authorities

also signing his new book My Favorite Burgundies

Five courses, seven wines - $85 per person

Seating is limited to the first 100 paid reservations

Tables of eight are available

Buy your tickets online now.

http://sgs1.org/events

Reservations can also be made by check to the


and mailed to

Hill Geophysical Consulting

415 Texas St., Ste. 200


Call 318-221-3329 for more information.

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416 TRAVIS STREET SUITE 600

SHREVEPORT, LA 71101

PHONE (318) 425-0101

FAX (318) 425-2211

MORRIS NICHOLS

GARY ABRAMS

GEOLOGISTS

JEFFREY W. CAPLIS-CONSULTING FORESTER-

CELL: 318-617-9016OFFICE: 318-745-3180

5691 POINT ROAD

DOYLINE, LA 71023

• Timber Appraisals • Timber Management • Timber Cruising • • Damage Appraisals • Tree Planting •

-complete forestry services-

B.S. LOUISIANA TECH: SCHOOL OF FORESTRY

Diana L. Chance, Managing Director

P. O. Box 1346 Shreveport, LA 71164(318) 227-2131 Fax: (318) 222-5832

Cell: (318) 347-8848www.donnerproperties.com

522 DumbartonShreveport, LA 71106

Phone: (318) 869-2223Mobile: (318) [email protected]

Petroleum Geologist, L.L.C.

903-581-5800

821 ESE Loop 323Suite 420

Tyler, TX 75701

Curt Bateman

Carl E. Gray

Sarah Bedgood

Geophysicist

Geologist

Secretary/Geotech

[email protected]

[email protected]

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JOHNSONENERGY RESOURCES, LLC

L. CHRIS JOHNSONManager

416 TRAVIS STREETSUITE 1100

SHREVEPORT, LA 71101-3115BUS:(318) 222-6652FAX: (318) [email protected]

David L. Billingsley, Jr.Certified Petroleum Geologist

400 Travis Street, Suite 1230Shreveport, LA [email protected]

Cell Phone(318) 426-4320

Office Phone(318) 222-7123

Residence Phone(318) 925-2348 GRIGSBY PETROLEUM, INC.

Oil & Gas Explorationand Production

333 Texas St., Suite 2285Shreveport, LA 71101Phone (318) 425-5306

Fax (318) 425-3733

FRANKSE X P L O R A T I O N C O M P A N Y, L L C

P. O. Box 7665Shreveport, LA 71135-7665Phone: (318) 221-2688Fax: (318) 459-2935

Bobby E. JelksPresident

Faith N. GilbertCFO

Edward YarboroughExploration Manager

James LightLand Manager

Michael W. HaightAccount Manager

US Land Wireline Systems

416 Travis Street, Ste. 504Shreveport, LA 71101

318-227-8996 x 201 E-Fax: 1-281-582-4147Cell: 318-230-5185


Main +1 713 789 7250Direct +1 281 781 1005Fax +1 713 789 7201Mobile +1 281 239 4576 [email protected]

2105 City West Blvd., Ste. 900Houston, TX 77042-2837 USA iongeo.com

Ashley GarciaAssistant Program Manager

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PETROLEUM GEOLOGISTJON E. SAYE

1015 Mid South Twr. P. O. Box 137Shreveport, LA 71161

[email protected]

Office: 318-221-4504Fax: 318-221-4516Cell: 318-458-1515

WilliamsonOIL & GAS, INC.

Oil & Gas Development

Robert L. Williamson

Office: (318) 221-2923Fax: (318) 221-3488Email: [email protected]

400 Travis StreetSuite 1410


Oil & Gas Exploration & Production

Stephen C. CowgillGeologist/Managing Partner

P. O. Box 72180Bossier City, LA [email protected]

Office: 318.429.2170Fax: 318.429.1170Cell: 318.455.9516

Cowgill & ssociates, L.L.C. CSC ENERGY CORP.OIL & GAS EXPLORATION

401 Edwards StreetSuite 820

Shreveport, Louisiana 71101Office: (318) 221-5625 Fax: (318) 459-1650

Mobile: (318) 469-5625

Joel B. ChevalierPRESIDENT

Comprehensive Geophysical Services

•Kingdom Suite 2d/3d pak •Geographix•GMA•Neuralog•Mesa 3-D Design•Digirule

Woodie Huffman, CEO401 Edwards Street, Suite 826Shreveport, LA 71101-5510

Phone: (318) 221-0414Fax: (318) 425-0688


Delta-TGeophysicalConsulting, Inc.

DAVID E. REISER400 Travis St., Ste. 208Shreveport, LA 71101

Office: 318-227-0090Home: 318-393-8844

PROFESSIONALSCOUTING SERVICE

COUTRET & ASSOC., INC.

Petroleum Reservoir Engineers

Property Evaluation, Reservoir EngineeringFluid Injection, Property Management

Louisiana Tower401 Edwards Street


Telephone: (318) 221-0482Fax: (318) 221-3202

E-mail: [email protected]

Main +1 713 789 7250Direct +1 281 781 1005Fax +1 713 789 7201Mobile +1 832 372 [email protected]

2105 City West Blvd., Ste. 900 Houston, TX 77042-2837 USA iongeo.com

Alvin RowbathamSales Manager

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Membership fees are per year: Active: $25 Associate: $25 Student: $5 Honorary: None

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Mike Rogers Drilling Co., Inc.Drilling & Interest Participation

MIKE ROGERS, PRESIDENT

CRAIG ROGERS, VICE PRESIDENT

Office: 870-234-2356 Fax: 870-234-7487

1708 N. Vine Street P. O. Box 126 Magnolia, AR 71754

email: [email protected]

BARROW-SHAVERRESOURCES COMPANY

Scott Owen ShaverManaging Partner and Exploration Manager

Oil & Gas Exploration & Development

903-593-5221 Office903-593-1692 Fax903-561-4711 Home903-582-4711 Farm903-245-4999 Mobile

977 Pruitt PlaceTyler, Texas [email protected]

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Office: (318) 325-33931-800-256-2530

P. O. Box 725West Monroe, LA 71294

Mary Ann Norman

KalmbachProduction Company, LLC

Sam KalmbachGeologist

400 Travis Street, Ste. 516Shreveport, LA 71101 e-mail: [email protected]

office: (318) 424-6566cell (318) 470-9977

400 Travis St., Ste. 1301Shreveport, LA 71101

(318) 222-2400Fax: (318) 226-0840

Oil and Gas Exploration

Alan SchlichtemierGeologist


JustissJustiss Oil Co., Inc.

P. O. Box 2990Jena, LA 71342318-992-4111justissoil.com

• Drilling Contractor• Oil & Gas Operator• Turnkey Services• Well Service & Workover• Working Interest Participant

GERARD ASSOCIATES, L.C.OIL & GAS EXPLORATION

DEVELOPMENT AND ACQUISITIONS

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625 Market St., Suite 250Shreveport, LA 71101

Tel. (318) 221-0761 FAX (318) 221-8835

BER-EX-CO., INC.

Orville Roger Berg, Ph.D.

Exploration, ExploitationSeismic Evaluation

Domestic, International

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9949 Beaver Creek DriveShreveport, LA 71106

(318) 798-1748

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T. W. McGuire & Associates, Inc.Registered Petroleum Engineers

416 Travis St., Suite 1400P. O. Box 1763

Shreveport, LA 71166(318) 222-0761

(318) 222-0799 Fax

James T. Maranto Robert T. Maranto

Richard EckSr. Account Manager (O/H) - Wireline Systems

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115 Jordan Plaza Blvd, Ste 200Tyler, TX 75704

Direct: 903-594-4113 Fax: 1-877-815-2175Cell: 903-312-8661


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Direct: 903-594-4113 Fax: 1-877-815-2175Cell: 903-312-8661


Richard ‘Dick’ SwindellTechnical Sales AdvisorWireline & Borehole Seismic

Weatherford

Weatherford International, Ltd.1101 ESE Loop, 323, Ste. 200

Tyler, Texas 75701, USA

Direct: +1.903.594.4926Main: +1.903.534.5243Fax: +1.903.939.8907

Mobile: [email protected]

www.weatherford.com

Wireline Services

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SHREVEPORT GEOLOGICAL SOCIETYCommittees and Chairmanships

2013 - 2014

Advertising Kurt Ley Kingwood Exploration LLC 524-9100Budget Ben Robinson Cypress Operating 424-2031Continuing Education Miles McDowell Sklar Exploration 227-8668 Employment Scott Caswell Oden & Associates, L.L.C. 222-2400Entertainment Trae Milam Milestone Energy, L.L.C. 212-0470Environmental David Williamson Cardno MM&A 868-4848Faithful Friends Alan Brittain O’Brien Energy Co. 865-8568Field Trip David Williamson Cardno MM&A 868-48485K Run Mark Dunham Sugar Creek Producing Co. 221-2899Golf Tournament Daniel Sevier Anderson Oil & Gas, LLC 227-2000Government Affairs Scott Stroud Stroud Petroleum, Inc. 425-0101 Historical Ralph Richardson Sartor-Richardson 869-4100Honorary Membership/ David Billingsley, Jr. Independent 222-7123 AwardsInvestments Ben Robinson Cypress Operating 424-2031Library Ralph Richardson Sartor-Richardson 869-4100Membership Jared Dysart TDX Energy 841-1392Membership Directory Jared Dysart TDX Energy 841-1392Newsletter Kevin Hill Hill Geophysical Consulting 221-3329Program Roger Berg BER-EX-CO., Inc. 222-2300Publications Demetra Morgan Shreveport Petroleum Data , Inc. 429-2237 Revel Mock Dig Carrie Salinas Virtus Environmental 518-1622 Dawn Standridge O’Brien Energy Co. 865-8568Scholarship Endowment Gary Abrams Stroud Petroleum, Inc. 425-0101Scholarship Grants Gary Abrams Stroud Petroleum, Inc. 425-0101 Sci-Port Discovery Gary Hanson LSUS 458-6753Tennis Tournament Anthony Spano Spanoil Exploration, Inc. 221-2371Website Rachel Hill Hill Geophysical Consulting 221-3329Youth Activities Alan Brittain O’Brien Energy Co. 865-8568

AAPG Delegate: (7/1/2013-6/30/2016) Roger Berg BER-EX-CO., Inc. 220-0300Executive Assistant Demetra Morgan Shreveport Petroleum Data, Inc. 429-2237SGS Auxiliary President Susan Schroeder 869-2401

HONORARY MEMBERSAJames D. Aimer

AWilliam F. BancroftAMichael W. Beckman

AB. W. BlanpiedPrentis L. Boatner, Jr.

AJohn FranksAVictor P. Grage

John GrunauAFrank Harrell

AJames B. Harris

AWilliam E. HayesARoy T. Hazzard

ADr. Leo HermannACharles Hoke

Perry G. HollowayAWalter E. Hopper

AE. B. HutsonL. Lee KincadeJoseph A. Laird

AP. T. Todd Landes

AW. W. LincolnAClarence L. Moody

John T. PalmerAThomas Philpott

AWilliam M. PlasterAGene R. Robinson

C. Lane SartorAErwin W. Saye

AFred R. SchroederC. Ray Scurlock

AWalter H. SpearsAWilliam C. SpoonerAGeorge D. Thomas

Arthur H. TrowbridgeAHenry J. Tyler

AClaude N. ValeriusAWarren B. Weeks

Percy J. WheelerB. Ross White

AR. M. Wilson

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