Zuhair al-Shaieb
Affiliations: | Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK, United States |
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| Cemen I, Al-Shaieb Z. (2002) ABSTRACT: Structural Traps along the Frontal Ouachitas-Arkoma Basin Transition Zone, Southeastern Oklahoma Aapg Bulletin. 86 |
| Al-Shaieb Z, Puckette J. (2002) ABSTRACT: Hydrocarbon-Induced Diagentic Aureoles (HIDA): Indicators of Deeper Leaky Reservoirs Aapg Bulletin. 86 |
| Al-Shaieb Z, Puckette J. (2002) ABSTRACT: Improved Characterization of Vicksburg Sandstone Reservoirs Using Integrated Sequence Stratigraphy and Petrophysics Aapg Bulletin. 86 |
| Birkenfeld R, Al-Shaieb Z. (2001) ABSTRACT: Sequence Stratigraphy as a Major Control of Depositional Facies of the Vicksburg Formation in the South Texas Gulf Coast Area Aapg Bulletin. 85 |
| Puckette, Jim, Al-Shaieb Z. (1997) Abstract: Pressure Architecture of the Anadarko Basin: Implications For Exploration and Production Aapg Bulletin |
| Cemen I, Al-Shaieb Z. (1997) Triangle Zone Geometry of the Frontal Quachitas in the Wilburton Area, Arkoma Basin, Oklahoma: Implications for Fault Sealing in the Wilburton Gas Field : ABSTRACTS Aapg Bulletin |
| Al-Shaieb Z, Cairns J, Jam. (1995) Hydrocarbon-Induced Diagenetic Aureoles (HIDA): Indicators of Deeper Leaky Reservoirs: ABSTRACT Aapg Bulletin. 79 |
| Cemen I, Al-Shaieb Z, Hess F, et al. (1995) Geometry of Thrusting in the Wilburton Gas Field and Surrounding Areas, Arkoma Basin, Oklahoma: Implications for Gas Exploration in the Spiro Sandstone Reservoirs: Abstract Aapg Bulletin. 79: 84-84 |
| Al-Shaieb Z, Puckette JO, Abdalla AA, et al. (1992) Three Levels of Compartmentation within the Overpressured Interval of the Anadarko Basin Aapg Bulletin. 76: 69-83 |
| Al-Shaieb Z, Puckette JO, Abdalla AA, et al. (1991) Mega compartment complex in the Anadarko basin: A completely sealed overpressured phenomenon Aapg Bulletin. 75: 55-68 |