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Munir, K., Iqbal, M.A., Farid, A. & Shabih, S.M. (2011). Mapping the productive sands of Lower Goru Formation by using seismic stratigraphy and rock physical studies in Sawan area, southern Pakistan: a case study. Journal of Petroleum Exploration and Production Technology, 1, 33-42.
Cited by 1 unit (1 published) · 0 field-level citations · 2 revision notes.
Reviewer-supplied open-access. Maps the productive reservoir sands of the Lower Goru Formation in the Sawan gas field (Lower Indus Basin) using seismic stratigraphy and rock physics; productive zones marked by high reflection strength and low shear strain.
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- Economic importance: Munir et al. (2011): the sands of the Lower Goru Formation are the principal reservoir of the Sawan gas field in the Lower Indus Basin, mapped by seismic stratigraphy and rock-physics (productive zones marked by high reflection strength and low shear strain). Khalid et al. (2014) additionally identify Lower Goru shoreface-sand stratigraphic plays on the Punjab Platform.
- Economic importance: Munir et al. (2011): at the Sawan gas field (southern/Lower Indus Basin) the productive Lower Goru sands are mapped by seismic stratigraphy and rock-physics attributes (bulk modulus, Poisson's ratio), which together identify gas saturation within the sand-shale system - documenting the Lower Goru as a proven gas reservoir.