Oil and Gas Resource Potential of Eagle Plain Basin, Yukon Territory, Canada

Oil and Gas Resource Potential of Eagle Plain Basin, Yukon Territory, Canada

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA OPEN FILE 7565 Oil and Gas Resource Potential of Eagle Plain Basin, Yukon, Canada P.K. Hannigan 2014 i GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA OPEN FILE 7565 Oil and Gas Resource Potential of Eagle Plain Basin, Yukon, Canada P.K. Hannigan 1 1 (Geological Survey of Canada – Calgary, 3303-33rd Street, N.W., Calgary, Alberta) 2014 ©Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada 2014 doi:10.4095/293952 This publication is available for free download through GEOSCAN (http://geoscan.ess.nrcan.gc.ca/). Recommended citation Hannigan, P.K., 2014.Oil and gas resource potential of Eagle Plain Basin, Yukon, Canada; Geological Survey of Canada, Open File 7565, 181 p + 83 PDF files. doi:10.4095/293952 Publications in this series have not been edited; they are released as submitted by the author. ii Table of Contents ABSTRACT ................................................................................................................................................ 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ............................................................................................................................. 1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................ 3 GEOLOGICAL SETTING AND TECTONIC EVOLUTION .................................................................................. 4 PRECAMBRIAN BASEMENT ................................................................................................................................ 4 PROTEROZOIC TECTONIC EVOLUTION .................................................................................................................. 5 PHANEROZOIC TECTONIC HISTORY ...................................................................................................................... 5 REGIONAL STRATIGRAPHY ....................................................................................................................... 7 PROTEROZOIC SEDIMENTARY SUCCESSION ............................................................................................................ 8 PALEOZOIC-MESOZOIC PASSIVE MARGIN SEDIMENTATION....................................................................................... 8 MESOZOIC-TERTIARY FORELAND SEDIMENTATION ............................................................................................... 20 STRUCTURAL FRAMEWORK ................................................................................................................... 22 PETROLEUM GEOLOGY-CONVENTIONAL SYSTEMS ................................................................................. 23 EXPLORATION HISTORY/DISCOVERIES TO DATE .................................................................................................... 23 SOURCE ROCKS ............................................................................................................................................. 25 RESERVOIR ROCKS ......................................................................................................................................... 28 TRAPS AND SEALS ......................................................................................................................................... 29 PETROLEUM RESOURCE ASSESSMENT OF EAGLE PLAIN ......................................................................... 29 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................ 29 RESOURCE ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE ............................................................................................................... 31 Basin analysis ...................................................................................................................................... 31 Geological play definition ................................................................................................................... 31 Compilation of play data ..................................................................................................................... 32 Estimating the pool size probability distribution ................................................................................ 32 Estimating number of pools ................................................................................................................ 33 SCOPE OF ASSESSMENT .................................................................................................................................. 34 PURPOSE .................................................................................................................................................... 35 METHOD AND CONTENT ................................................................................................................................ 35 PREVIOUS WORK .......................................................................................................................................... 35 CURRENT ASSESSMENT .................................................................................................................................. 36 INDIVIDUAL EXPLORATION PLAY APPRAISALS ....................................................................................... 36 1. LOWER PALEOZOIC CARBONATE PRE-LARAMIDE STRUCTURAL ....................................................................... 36 Play definition ..................................................................................................................................... 36 Geographic location ............................................................................................................................ 36 Exploration history and shows ............................................................................................................ 37 Discoveries .......................................................................................................................................... 37 Potential reservoir ............................................................................................................................... 37 Source rock maturation, generation and migration ........................................................................... 37 Traps and seals.................................................................................................................................... 38 Risk factors .......................................................................................................................................... 39 Play potential ...................................................................................................................................... 39 2. LOWER PALEOZOIC CARBONATE LARAMIDE STRUCTURAL ............................................................................. 39 Play definition ..................................................................................................................................... 39 Geographic location ............................................................................................................................ 40 iii Exploration history and shows ............................................................................................................ 40 Discoveries .......................................................................................................................................... 40 Potential reservoir ............................................................................................................................... 40 Source rock maturation, generation and migration ........................................................................... 40 Traps and seals.................................................................................................................................... 41 Risk factors .......................................................................................................................................... 41 Play potential ...................................................................................................................................... 41 3. LOWER PALEOZOIC CARBONATE STRATIGRAPHIC ........................................................................................ 42 Play definition ..................................................................................................................................... 42 Geographic location ............................................................................................................................ 42 Exploration history and shows ............................................................................................................ 42 Discoveries .......................................................................................................................................... 42 Potential reservoir ............................................................................................................................... 42 Source rock maturation, generation and migration ........................................................................... 43 Traps and seals.................................................................................................................................... 43 Risk factors .......................................................................................................................................... 43

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