1. by Ken Glennie University of Aberdeen Interpretation of the Groningen Gas Discovery

2. De Mient 1938 – Oil shows during drilling display.

3. . SLOCHTEREN 2 (1960),3,4 (1963). TEN BOER-1 (1955). SLOCHTEREN 1 (1959) Groningen 1963 - Mega Gas Field DELFZIJL- 1 (1960)

4. Groningen Discovery Well - Slochteren 1- Made it by 100m

5. Facies Changes – Sand Rich In South, increasingly Shaly to North

6. Continuation North of Slochteren 1 – And more to the North

7. Foresetted Dune Sand – Groningen Gas Field

8. Groningen Cores – Mud Cracked Clays and Dune Sands

9. Paleo Wind Directions – From Dipmeter Data – Rest of Netherlands

10. Arabia

11. Alluvial Fans and Wahiba Dunes

12. SE Arabia Palaeo-wind Directions and Flooding of Arabian Gulf

13. Small Barchan – South Wahiba

14. Change in Wind direction Abu Dhabi Oman border – Latest wind to South

15. South Dipping Dune Sand at Abu Dhabi Oman Border Dug for Building Sand

16. Linear Dunes in SE Rub al Khali – Crestel Spacing 1-3 Km

17. 12ka - Foresetted Dune Sand Cemented with Gypsum Liwa Interdune Sabkha

19. Sabkhat Matti. Dunes and Sabkhas for 140 Km South of Gulf Coast

20. Geological Map Western Europe – Note Continental Shelf