Ali Alaa

Amr Diaa

Ahmed Adel

Salah Yasser

Mahmoud Adel
1 Regional Studies 1 Geologic settings and Tectonic
framework

2 Basins and Prospects

3 Stratigraphy 3 Petroleum System

4 Petrophysical Analysis Geochemical study for main source

4
rocks and WD crude oil

5 Exploration Activity and Production History

 1

-Location (Relative, Lat. &Long.)

-Geologic study on a large scale.

-Surface and Subsurface maps at various scales describing the

Geology of the region.
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-Geology of the area (locally).

-WD location in structural divisions of Egypt (stable or unstable).

-Main Tectonic regime (structural framework).

-Syrian arc system and Inversion affecting WD.

-Main faults and folds (types and trends...).

 2

-Basins and Ridges distribution.

-location of each basin and show (Ages, Trends and thicknesses)

-Evolution of the basins. (According to main tectonic events, geo-tectonic

cycles and orogenies)

-Main prospects.
 3

-Stratigraphic column of WD.

-Lithology of main Formations.

-Depositional environment and main facies.

-Main sources, Reservoirs and Traps.

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Source Rock Migration pathway Reservoir

(effect of inversion)

Seal Trap (types) Overburden

4

-Geochemical study (geochemical characteristics..) and source rock

evaluation..

• GC
• Kerogen Types
• Maturation
• API of WD crude
• Pr/Phy plot to indicate the
maturation of each crude..
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-Petrophysical Evaluation to the main Formations in the Western desert.

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-Percentage of WD production From Oil and Gas from whole production in Egypt.

-First exploration activity.

-First production.

-Main fields .

-Curves showing the rate of production from WD throughout the years and
compared to other provinces.

-Main discoveries that had great influence on the production rate in WD.
Mahmoud Adel 1

Amr Diaa 2

Salah Yasser 3

Ahmed Adel 4

Ali Shetta 5
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