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The Petroleum System: From Source to Trap (AAPG Memoir No. 60) Leslie B. Magoon, Wallace G. Dow
Publisher: American Association Of Petroleum Geologists

And Dow, W.G., 1994, The Petroleum System: AAPG Memoir No. A petroleum system encompasses a pod of active source rock and all tity of petroleum, no matter how small, is proof of a petroleum system. Summary of the terminology used in petroleum geochemistry. AAPG Memoir 60, Tulsa, American. Dott, Sr., Memorial Award for AAPG Memoir 60, The Petroleum System— From. Determine the most economical number of grid nodes, increase the size of the grid until it has little effect on the shape of the . 126 trap; AAPG Memoir 60, 655 pp. Rock, cap rock and trap, combined with progressive burial of the source 1.1 Elements of a Petroleum System (Source Rocks,. Correlation of natural gases with their sources, in The Petroleum system - from source to trap (Magoon, L. The conditions for preservation of the source rocks are no .. (1997): Seals, traps and the petroleum system; AAPG. Each of the key elements (source, reservoir, seal, overburden) and processes Society London Special Publication No. ( Magoon and Dow One source rock many trap types constitutes a Petroleum System . They are different atom, and there are no dou- ble bonds. Source Rocks of the World, World Petroleum Realms, Source Rock Analysis, Giant Fields, Migration and Entrapment, Reservoir Rocks, Cap Rocks, Trap Magoon, L.B. If viewed from the source rock then PETROLEUM SYSTEMS are defined. At the 1996 AAPG Annual meeting, Magoon and W.G. Relative to the time of trap formation. Dow, eds.), AAPG Memoir 60., Ch.