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What We Need for a Success Correctly Placed Wells A Rube Goldberg View of a Hydrocarbon System A “Container” From Which Oil & Gas Can Be Produced Reservoir Trap Seal “Plumbing” To Connect the Container to the Kitchen SLIDE 3 Rube Goldberg drew complicated contraptions to do simple tasks – like the board game Mouse Trap First thing you need is a kitchen …. Then you need a container …. Usually the kitchen and container are not connected, so you need plumbing …. Next you need to place the well in the right location If you miss the container – a dry hole and no money But if everything ‘works’ – you get oil out of the ground and money in the bank Being a bit more technical, we need Source – rock rich in organic carbon that has the right temperature & pressure conditions so that the kinetics transform organic matter into oil & gas molecules Reservoir rock with a trapping geometry capped by a sealing rock Migration pathways that allow the oil & gas molecules to move from the source to the trap on a geologic time scale Migration A “Kitchen” Where Organic Material Is Cooked Source Courtesy of ExxonMobil L 2 - Basics of Prospecting