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Ammad Ali Tariq; Syed Jubran Ahmed; Ali Zulqarnain Alvi
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2005)
This study constitutes an important practical aspect of oil industry in decision-making. After completion of drilling at well, it was required whether the well be tested or not. It was felt essential to identify hydrocarbons ...
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Assia Qureshi; Zahid Saba; Farah Naz
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2005)
The tectonic depression of Potwar sub-basin is formed as result of continent-to-continent collision at the northwestern margin of Indian plate. Presently two-fold division is envisaged for the Potwar sub-basin on the basis ...
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Saad Jahangir Khan Niazi; Ali Mustafa Khan Niazi; Taimur Jahangir Khan Niazi
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2007)
The present study is based on the petrographic analysis of outcrop samples of Nammal Limestone, exposed in Nammal Gorge. The Nammal Limestone, at this location, consists of mostly broken pieces of planktonic forams with ...
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Numan Ali; Muhammad Tayyab Sair
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2007)
Dera Ismail Khan is one of cities of the N.W.F.P. The growing population in this area manifests the increased water demands because utilization has increased manifolds in recent years. In this area, major source of water ...
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Kashif Saeed
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2007)
The project Involves the in-depth study of petroleum system including source, reservoir, seal/cap, maturity, trapping mechanisms, and stratigraphy of Offshore Indus Basin Pakistan. The study helps in the prediction of ...
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Tayyaba Mateen
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2008)
Major landslides in Muzaffarabad and its vicinity were mapped using ESRI Are View GIS. Detailed cartography, including rivers, cities and villages, major landmarks and political boundaries, were digitized using the topo-sheet ...
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Faisal Zeb; Bilal Qamar; Raheel Munawar
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2008)
For the hydrocarbon exploration of the study area, the petrophysical study has been carried out in well X. In this study we applied various techniques, i.e. mud logging, wireline logging, well testing, core analysis and ...
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Tabinda Tariq, 01-161051-023
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2008)
Fort Abbas concession is part of the Punjab platform, which is a gentle westwardly dipping monocline, in the central Indus Basin. The well Bijnot Well # 01 was drilled in this concession area on the Punjab platform. The ...
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Yasir Ajmal; Umar Farooq; Modassar Hussain
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2009)
Petroleum is vital to many industries, and is of importance to the maintenance of industrialized civilization itself, and thus is a critical concern for many nations. Oil accounts for a large percentage of the world’s ...
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Raja Abbas, 01-161052-004
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2009)
In the present time, the economy of the world is being controlled by the energy sector. The energy resources and reserves are being used as indicators of the economy and political stability of a country. Petroleum and ...
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Aamir Mehmood; Zaheeb Jawed Sheikh; Muhammad Saqib Hameed
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2009)
The present study pertains to the modeling of the productive zones from seismic and well log data. This was carried out by using seismic lines, 0-845-KBR-42, 0-845-KBR-43, 0- 845-KBR-38, 0-845-KBR-39 and well log data of ...
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Saeed ur Rehman
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2010)
Rawalpindi is a historic city and industrial, commercial, and military hub of the Potwar region. With the current geopolitical importance of Pakistan and trade traffic growth in the region, the government of Punjab evoked ...
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Muhammad Ibrahim Khan, 01-161062-019
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2010)
The study area Zamzama belongs to BHP. The research area is about 120 sq. Kms includes the well logs of Zamzama well 3. The area has been identified as a compressional regime and is characterized by a major Kirthar Fold ...
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Umair Awan, 01-161061-040; Arsalan Manzoor, 01-161052-019
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2010)
Islamabad the capital of Pakistan is a planned city constructed since in 1960 at the foot of the Margalla Hills just north of the old city of Rawalpindi. Rapid growth of both Islamabad and Rawalpindi to a combined population ...
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Fahad Ashraf
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2010)
Qadirpur Gas Field is one of the major gas reserves of Pakistan. Qadirpur Well #17 was drilled in the Qadirpur Concession field, operated by OGDCL, as a development well in order to utilize the hydrocarbon potential of Sui ...
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Nayab Tariq
(Earth and Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2010)
For the hydrocarbon exploration of the study area the petrophysical study has been carried out in well-X In this study we applied various techniques, i.e. mud logging, wireline logging, etc.
In this study the two formations ...
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Mohammad Arslan Saleem; Mohammad Tashfain Ishaq; Zeeshan Basharat
(Earth & Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2010)
Missa Kaswal Gas Field is in the Chakwal district of Pakistan. This is one of the most active oil & gas production regions. Missa Kaswal Oil and Gas Field is located at a distance of about 60 Km in the South-East of Islamabad ...
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Wajahat Mir; Sardar Raheed Sultan; Sardar Owais
(Earth & Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2010)
In the present time, the economy of the world is being controlled by the energy sector. The energy resources and reserves are being used as indicator of economy and political stability of a country. Petroleum and related ...
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Khalil Ur Rehman
(Earth & Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2010)
Kohat Sub-basin and its surrounding areas is a part of piece of land which witnessed very unique geological history, and has traveled northward from close to the south pole and then after crossing the equator, collided ...
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Malik Waqas, 01-161062-018
(Earth & Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2010)
For the hydrocarbon exploration of the study area the petrophysical study has been carried out in Pirkoh well # 20, in this study we applied technique, i.e. wireline logging. In this study the Pab and Lower Ranikot are ...