Petroleum System of the Campos Basin, Brazil

2000 ◽  
pp. 317-324 ◽  
AAPG Bulletin ◽  
1998 ◽  
Vol 82 (1998) ◽  
Author(s):  
Jahnert, Ricardo; Almério Fr

2007 ◽  
Vol 72 (1) ◽  
pp. 40-50
Author(s):  
Satoshi Sasaki ◽  
Tetsuharu Iwasaki ◽  
Yoshiro Iguchi ◽  
Naoki Ohno

Author(s):  
Jonilton Pessoa ◽  
Celso C. Martins ◽  
Julius Heinerici ◽  
Ricardo J. Jahnert ◽  
Almério B. França ◽  
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2019 ◽  
Vol 4 (4) ◽  
pp. 471-479
Author(s):  
Gabriela De Oliveira Avellar ◽  
Egberto Pereira

Historically, volcanic basins have been avoided by oil and gas companies for hydrocarbon exploration, due to high rates of unsuccessful cases, mainly when magmatic suites were unexpected. Furthermore, igneous rocks have always been considered harmful to petroleum systems. However, in the past two decades, researches regarding these systems in volcanic basins have shown a number of positive effects, as increasing permeability of tight rocks, and generation of traps. This work aims to investigate the occurrence and impacts of igneous intrusions on sedimentary basins regarding the reservoir and trap elements. For that, we use eight 2D seismic lines and five wells within the Papa-Terra field, southern Campos Basin, Brazil. Applying seismic stratigraphy, nineteen sills were identified, most of them have saucer-shaped geometries, but they are also planar. We have identified some possible joint connections in the NW sill complex, as well as a possible feeder dyke. Five sills are located right below two domal structures in the overburden, which were interpreted as forced-folds. There are fractures interpreted in the sills’ boundaries and in folded sediments. Some of the fractures in the sills boundaries were interpreted as hydrothermal vents that were active until Upper Cretaceous. The contribution of this study is a documentation of an offshore volcanic basin related to a proven petroleum system in the south Atlantic, which has been neglected by Brazilian researchers over the years. ATIVIDADE MAGMÁTICA EM BACIAS SEDIMENTARES: SOLEIRAS E FALHAS ASSOCIADAS QUE AFETAM O SISTEMA PETROLÍFERO DA BACIA DE CAMPOS (SE BRASIL) ResumoHistoricamente, as empresas de petróleo e gás evitam efectuar propecção de hidrocarbonetos em bacias afetadas por vulcanismo, devido a elevadas taxas de insucesso, principalmente quando os pacotes magmáticos são inesperados. Além disso, as intrusões de rochas ígneas sempre foram consideradas prejudiciais aos sistemas petrolíferos. No entanto, nas últimas duas décadas, pesquisas relacionadas a esses sistemas em bacias vulcânicas mostraram vários efeitos positivos, pois podem contribuir para o aumento da permeabilidade de rochas compactas e geração de armadilhas. Este trabalho tem como objetivo investigar a ocorrência e os impactos de intrusões ígneas numa bacia sedimentar. Para isso, foram analisadas oito linhas sísmicas 2D e cinco poços no campo Papa-Terra, no sul da Bacia de Campos, Brasil. Aplicando a estratigrafia sísmica, foram identificadas dezanove soleiras, a maioria delas com geometrias em forma de pires, mas também planas. Foram identificadas algumas possíveis conexões no complexo da soleira NW, bem como um possível dique de alimentação. Cinco soleiras localizadas logo abaixo de duas estruturas em forma de doma correspondem possivelmente a dobras forçadas. Existem fraturas nos limites das soleiras e em sedimentos dobrados. Algumas das fraturas nos limites das soleiras poderão ter funcionado como ductos circulação hidrotermal que terão estado ativos até o Cretáceo Superior. Este estudo contribuiu para um melhor conhecimento de uma bacia vulcânica offshore relacionada a um sistema petrolífero comprovado no Atlântico Sul, a qual tem sido negligenciada por pesquisadores brasileiros ao longo dos anos. Palavras-chave: Vulcânica. Bacia Sedimentar. Soleira em forma de pires. Estratigrafia sísmica. Bacia Offshore. Margem Continental. Cretáceo Superior. 


2019 ◽  
Vol 7 (4) ◽  
pp. SH133-SH152
Author(s):  
William Dickson ◽  
Craig Schiefelbein ◽  
Mark Odegard

Is there a petroleum system here? How extensive and effective is it? How is it defined? Although we had presented a 2005 AAPG poster to address these questions, we now have performed an exploration look-back or case study demonstrating basin-wide presalt charge across Brazil’s Santos Basin. Santos has been a disappointing gas province with meager results compared to the adjacent Campos Basin for the past two decades. We have reviewed and expanded presentations at AAPG and SEG conferences from 1998 to 2005, which were followed 17 months later by the supergiant Tupi discovery, now Lula Field. We document the progression of analyses and revision of interpretations as a case history for multidisciplinary work in a frontier region with, at the time, scant coverage of key data types. Despite our access to a broad range of material (oil and cuttings samples, piston core extracts, slicks analysis, regional seismic lines, potential field coverages, and published literature), only a handful of point samples directly fitted our hypothesis of a mature oil-prone presalt source, supported by our inference, from leakage at the basin margins, of basin-wide migration and charge. Although the volumes of data collected across the Santos Basin are orders of magnitude larger in 2019, with a concomitant improvement in understanding the petroleum system and overall basin evolution, we take pains to limit our focus to what was known as of mid-2005 (although perhaps published later), which still sufficed to point to the future success. Because the source presence and effectiveness are the first consideration in evaluating frontier basins, our methodology provides one template for understanding a key geologic risk. We emphasize the importance of careful screening of inputs when information is scant and thus erroneous inferences are easily reached, with the need to take an exploration inference wherever data, once cross-validated, direct the explorer.


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