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Published Papers
Regional Soil Gas Survey-Fortesa-Senegal
Victor T. Jones, III Ph.D.
Regional Soil Gas Survey Conducted in Fortesa's Onshore Coastal Position (Senegal). Illustrates the Utility and Value of Surface Geochemistry. Presented July 20th 2019 Hedberg Conference, Houston, Texas, AAPG. The Foundation of Petroleum Exploration is Based on Mapping Seeps, Macro or Micro
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Power Point Presentations
Exploration Technologies, Inc.
Natural Hydrocarbon Seeps: Toward Understanding a Complex Natural System -
Complexity of Biologically Generated Gases
with
Associated Hydrocarbon Seepage
Paper Presented by:
Victor T. Jones, III, PhD., Patrick Myers and Bill O’Neal Exploration Technologies, Inc, Houston, Texas 77083
American Chemical Society
April 13, 2012
New Orleans, La.
Annual MeetingAssessment of Casing Leaks from Wells in Oil and Gas Fields to Determine Environmental Hazards in Areas of Urban Development
Rufus LeBlanc and Victor Jones
April 21, 2004
AAPG-DEG Annual Meeting
Dallas Texas
Natural Hydrocarbon Seeps:
Toward Understanding a Complex Natural System
Toward Understanding a Complex Natural System
Spatial and Temporal Variability of Hydrocarbon Seepage,
Offshore Gulf of Mexico,
Regional and Local Variations as Defined by Natural Seeps
Paper Presented by:
Victor T. Jones, III, PhD., Patrick Myers and Bill O’Neal Exploration Technologies, Inc
Houston, Texas 77083
American Chemical Society
April 13, 2012
New Orleans, La.
Annual Meeting
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Application of Forensic Geochemical Methods in the Assessment of Hydrocarbon Releases
Victor T. Jones III and Jennifer T. Ober
Exploration Technologies, Inc.
AAPG Adsorbed Power Point
Victor T. Jones III, Ph.D.
Eagle Ford Shale Presentation
Victor T. Jones, III
Exploration Technologies, Inc.
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Case Studies of Anaerobic Methan Generation at a Variety of Hydrocarbon Fuel Contaminated Sites
May 2012 Hanson Wade, Houston, Texas
Organized by EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 7755 Synott Road, Houston, Texas 77083
Victor T. Jones III, Ph.D.
Nelson Cortes
Hanson-Wade SESSION TWO
Surface Geochemical Prospecting for Hydrocarbon Exploration and Development
May 2012 Hanson Wade, Houston, Texas
Organized by EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 7755 Synott Road, Houston, Texas 77083
Victor T. Jones III, Ph.D.
Nelson Cortes
Hanson-Wade SESSION ONE
How to Design an Explortion Surface Soil Gas Geochemical Survey: Illustrated by Application Examples from the Hugeton Embayment of SE Colorado and SW Kansas
May 2012 Hanson Wade, Houston, Texas
Organized by EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 7755 Synott Road, Houston, Texas 77083
Victor T. Jones III, Ph.D.
Nelson Cortes
Hanson-Wade SESSION THREE
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Playa Vista-Hedberg Presentation
May 2012 Hanson Wade, Houston, Texas
Organized by EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 7755 Synott Road, Houston, Texas 77083
Victor T. Jones III, Ph.D.
Nelson Cortes
Hanson-Wade SESSION FIVE
Surface and Near-Subsurface Hydrocarbon Migration Patterns, Mechanisms and Seepage Rates Associated with a Microseep
May 2012 Hanson Wade, Houston, Texas
Organized by EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 7755 Synott Road, Houston, Texas 77083
Victor T. Jones III, Ph.D.
Nelson Cortes
Hanson-Wade SESSION FOUR
AAPG Hedberg Conference Near-Surface Hydrocarbon Migration: Mechanisms and Seepage Rates (GORE)
May 2012 Hanson Wade, Houston, Texas
Organized by EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 7755 Synott Road, Houston, Texas 77083
Victor T. Jones III, Ph.D.
Nelson Cortes
Hanson-Wade SESSION SIX
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COMING SOON
COMING SOON
Microbiological Prospecting
Basic Premise: Seeps Occur and Bacterial Colonies Develop and Oxidize These Seepage Hydrocarbons
Known Facts: Development/Support of Bacterial Colonies Require Not Only Food, (the Hydrocarbons), But Also Nutrients, as Shown.
May 2012 Hanson Wade, Houston, Texas
Organized by EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 7755 Synott Road, Houston, Texas 77083
Victor T. Jones III, Ph.D.
Nelson Cortes
Hanson-Wade SESSION SEVEN
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Application of Exploration Geochemical Methodology
to CO2 Monitoring
Application of Exploration Geochemical Methodology
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Victor T. Jones, Exploration Technologies, Inc., 7755 Synott, Houston, Tx 77083
(Printable Copy - FinalVersion1.16.pdf) & Robert J. Pirkle, Microseeps Inc., 220 William Pitt Way, Pittsburgh, PA 15238
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The preparation of this document was supported by The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory under LBNL Subcontract No. 6804108. The authors wish to thank Dr. Sally M. Benson for her encouragement, support and interest in this effort. The authors would like to express their sincere appreciation to Mr. Patrick Myers for his assistance in editing the manuscript and figures, and for creating a readable and coherent electronic document.
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Soil Gas Sampling in Dry Arid Area -
Sampling on the edge of a Jungle -
Filling the soil gas bottle -
Sampling in a hot humid climate -
Repelling down to take the next sample -
Soil gas sampling can be done anywhere -
Sampling in a field -
Collecting a sample for Oil and Gas exploration -
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Sample Collection -
Pounding prior to inserting the probe -
The sample is over-pressured -
Survey conducted in several feet of snow in Canada -
Soil Gas Survey -
Sampling in isolated environments -
Soil Gas bottle being filled with air/gases from below the surface
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