Comparative Engineering Field Studies and Gas Resources of the Travis Peak Formation, East Texas Basin
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1986
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Data from eight fields producing from the Travis Peak Formation in the eastern East Texas Basin were used to define key engineering parameters for each field and to develop resource-reserve estimates. Field-average porosities range from 8 to 11 percent, and the median permeability for 191 wells is 0.088 md; field-average permeability ranges from 0.006 to 0.1 md. Gas productivity generally increases from south to north across the area studied with changes in the reservoir drive mechanism. Gas in place in the Travis Peak of the East Texas Basin is estimated to be 19.5 Tcf, assuming 12 percent of the area of the basin is ultimately productive.