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Potentiometric Maps and Subsurface Water Flow,ter. The heavier the fluid, the shorter the column required to balance a particular internal pressure. For example, the height of a column of dense brine required to offset a given pressure in a formation might be only 90% that of a column of fresh water.

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Entrapment Potential Cross Sections,ressure, within the formation water, is at the highest point in the reservoir, which is the crest of the structure. The equipressure planes are oriented horizontally, as illustrated by the dashed lines in Figure 10.2.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-8628-9 interfaces); the second concerns subsurface correlation and the prediction of prospective reservoir trends; the third involves the recognition of subsurface barriers and the definition of geologic pressure systems and placement of boundaries with respect to over- and underpressuring.

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(and hydrogeology) that was written specifically for the petroleum industry, but could also serve the earth science community in general. When the first edition was published (1982), M. K. Hubbert, the father of petroleum hydrodynamics, was approaching the final stages of his very productive career