San Juan basin is a roughly circular, asymmetric structural depression located in
northwestern New Mexico and southwestern Colorado. Ultimate recoverable reserves of …

Oil and gas potentials of formations in frontier areas can be assessed by comparison with
formations in corresponding parts of facies-cycle wedges documented in producing areas …

Groundwater chemistry and rock properties can change dramatically following CO 2
injection in a geologic sequestration system. A favored target for subsurface sequestration is …

ABSTRACT The San Juan Basin of northwestern New Mexico and southwestern Colorado
contains the second largest gas accumulation in North America. Cumulative production to …

The Raton basin of southern Colorado is geologically analogous to other Rocky Mountain
Laramide basins that contain areally and volumetrically large accumulations of natural gas …

Around 70% of the world's bitumen resources are deposited in Western Alberta. Surface
mining is applicable only to 20% of the total reserves, and in-situ cold production can only …

Surface exposures of the Upper Cretaceous Pictured Cliffs, Mesaverde, and Gallup
sandstones around the San Juan Basin in northwestern New Mexico provide a natural …

This report is an update of an earlier report (Fassett and others, 1978) on the stratigraphy of
the hydrocarbon-producing rocks of northwestern New Mexico and includes a discussion of …

Coal-bed methane resources in Fruitland Formation coal beds, San Juan Basin, New
Mexico and Colorado, have recently been estimated to exceed 50 trillion cubic feet of gas …

Coalbed methane development in the San Juan basin has caused concern about several
environmentally related health, safety, and remediation issues. This paper presents the …