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Shreveport Geological Society NEWSLETTER Volume 52, No. 9 May 2013
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Shreveport Geological Society
NEWSLETTERVolume 52, No. 9 May 2013
Faithful Friends 2012-2013
Alan Schlichtemier
Schlumberger Well Services Security Exploration, Inc.
Spanoil Exploration, L.L.C.
Scott D. Stroud
TDX Holdings, L.L.C.
Toledo Mudlogging, Inc.
Jamey Walker
Joe R. White, Jr.
Kingwood Exploration, L.L.C. Marlin Exploration, L.L.C. Milestone Energy, L.L.C.
Muslow Oil & Gas, Inc.
Oden & Associates, L.L.C.
Palmer Petroleum, Inc.
Mike Rogers Drilling Company, Inc.
Sartor-Richardson, L.L.C.
Jon Saye
Anderson Feazel Management, Inc. Baker Hughes Baldwin Madden Energy David L. Billingsley, Jr. Cypress Operating, Inc. Geological Drafting Consultants Gerard Associates, L.C. Grigsby Petroleum, Inc. Hardin International Processing, Inc. Hill Geophysical Consulting
Shreveport Geological SocietyOfficers and Board Members 2012-2013
President………………………………….…………….……...…....... Larry Frizzell TMR Exploration, Inc., P.O. Box 5625, Bossier City, LA 71171
318-746-3616,
First Vice President………………………..……….……...……….…… Joe A. LottMilestone Energy, L.L.C., 333 Texas St., Suite 516, Shreveport, LA 71101
318-212-0470, Fax: 318-212-0469,
Second Vice President………………...…………...…….…….…….. Greg Zerrahn Palmer Petroleum, 401 Edwards St., Suite 1400, Shreveport, LA 71101
318-222-0517, Fax: 318-424-3256,
Secretary…………………………………………………….….. Orville Roger Berg BER-EX-CO, Inc., 400 Travis Street, Suite 1612, Shreveport, LA 71101
318-220-0300,
Treasurer………………………………………………………...……. Jared DysartTXD Energy, 401 Edwards St., Suite 1900, Shreveport, LA 71101
318-222-0026, Board Member……………………………………………….….. Matthew Chumley
Nadel and Gussman, L.L.C., 330 Marshall St., Suite 700, Shreveport, LA 71101
318-220-7074, Fax: 318-220-7075,
Board Member………………………………….……...............…… Morris Nichols Stroud Exploration Co., L.L.C., P.O. Box 565, Shreveport, LA 71162
318-425-0101, Fax: 318-425-2211,
Board Member……………………………………………...….......Tim H. MarshallMarshall-Wuellner, Inc., 333 Texas Street, Suite 608, Shreveport, LA
318-429-2250,
Board Member………………………………………… Robert B. “Ben” Robinson Cypress Operating, Inc., 330 Marshall Street, Suite 930, Shreveport, LA 71101
318-424-2031, Fax: 318-425-8140
Immediate Past President……...……….………………………… Dan G. Scurlock Independent, P.O. Box 1392, Shreveport, LA 71164-1392
318-222-4550,
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Remember, the annual combined SGS/ALTAPL Spring Fling
is Friday, May 17th at East Ridge Country Club. There will be music,
crawfish, and a lot of fun. For more details see the announcement in
this newsletter.
The annual SGS Hit & Run Tennis Tournament and 5K run
will be held Friday, May 24th at Pierremont Oaks Country Club. More
details are available later in this newsletter.
We have three new Board members – Alan Brittain, Gray
Marston, and Mallory Crandall. I appreciate their willingness to serve
and wish them the best. This group brings both experience and youth to
the Board.
This month our membership
meeting will be held a week early – on
Tuesday, May 14th. Alan Brittain will
have the science fair winners with their
families and projects there, so be sure to
note this change.
Beginning this summer, we will
offer online membership applications and renewals. Rachel Hill has
worked diligently on enabling online dues payment through our
website, SGS1.org. If things go according to plan, you will only have
Larry Frizzell
See the
Science Fair
Winners
May 14
Message
from
the
President
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to complete the application information once online, and then make
only changes in future years. Hopefully, this will streamline the
process and encourage additional membership.
Since this is my last President’s Page, I’d like to extend a
heartfelt thank-you to all of the volunteers who made this year
possible. It’s amazing how much work is done “behind the scenes” to
make all that we do possible – speakers for the monthly meetings, the
newsletter, the website, the golf tournament, the Mock Dig, science fair
judging , continuing education, the Christmas Party, the Hit and Run
event, Spring Fling, etc. If you helped with any SGS activities, thank
you very much. You made this a very successful year for the SGS and
made my job much easier.
This year has been a learning experience for me and I’ve
enjoyed making new friends as I learned the responsibilities of the
President. I was blessed with both a great group of people to serve with
on the Board, and with many selfless volunteers. It has always amazed
me how so much can be done by so few, especially since virtually all
of us have full-time jobs and families as well. Again, thank you for
your help.
Have a wonderful summer and remember to sign up online and
participate in some of the great activities and volunteer opportunities
the SGS has to offer next year.
-Larry Frizzell
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Photo by Russ Toms, Shreve Memorial Library eBranch Manager
Shreve Memorial Library’s Petroleum Section is a resource that
can be invaluable to practicing geologists and local students. The
library staff strives to keep the collection up to date, working with the
Shreveport Geological Society’s Library Committee to gather feedback
and suggestions for improvements. Please take this opportunity to help
by sending your suggestions to me for books and papers which you
have found helpful or would like to have access to.
Thank you for your help. The Committee looks forward to
your comments.
-Ralph Richardson
Library Committee Chairman
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Director, Red River Watershed Management Institute Hydrologist in Residence Don and Earlene Coleman Red River Watershed Management Institute Professorship Louisiana State University Shreveport
Biography
While serving in the U.S. Navy, Gary Hanson conducted coastal
surveys and oceanographic research in the Mediterranean Sea and
classified acoustic research in the Pacific, Naval Facility Pt. Sur, CA. As
acting Executive Officer of Oceanographic Unit Five, USNS Harkness
he participated and assisted in planning for the first official post-WWII
inport in Russia (Novorossiysk) by the U.S. Navy in 1974. He began his
oil and gas career with Pennzoil in Shreveport as production geologist in
1976 and immediately began proposing locations and evaluating wells
for hydraulic fracturing in the massive Carthage Field in East Texas. He
later was transferred to the Houston, Texas office where he worked as
exploration team leader for a large Mississippi Basin joint venture. He
served with IMC Exploration as East Texas geologist and later was
promoted to District Exploration Manager. He later participated as
partner in two other Shreveport oil & gas companies (including Heritage
Energy) until 1993. With Tetra Tech, Baton Rouge he served as
hydrogeologist and environmental scientist and was ultimately promoted
to Baton Rouge Office Manager. Working with the Louisiana Oil Spill
Coordinators Office (LOSCO) he led teams throughout much of south
Louisiana’s marshes and bays conducting the first Baseline Sampling
Gary M. Hanson
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and Analysis Project in order to help state be prepared for future major
oil spills. He conducted groundwater modeling at the US Department of
Energy Savannah River Site in South Carolina and worked many other
hydrogeology projects coasts to coasts (Cape Canaveral, Florida to the
U.S. Naval Air Weapons Station Pt. Mugu, California where he
developed an innovative surface water monitoring & sampling system).
Hanson joined LSU Shreveport as Assistant Professor in 2000 to teach
geology, hydrogeology and environmental science courses. He was
instrumental in the formation of the Red River Watershed Management
Institute and the Red River Education & Research Park, a joint project
with the City of Shreveport. LSU President Bill Jenkins asked him to
form a working group of all LSU System Universities in 2004 to explore
coordination of coastal and watershed science issues. He developed a
long-term groundwater monitoring system for Caddo Parish in 2007
prior to the development of the Haynesville Shale Play. Professor
Hanson is an entertaining sought after national and international speaker
who brings an in-depth knowledge of adaptive management applications
water resource management and energy issues to each presentation. He
has been invited to speak and/or chair meetings at Cap itol Hill
Washington DC, Long Beach, CA, San Francisco, CA, Portland, OR,
Pittsburgh, PA, Atlanta, GA and Dallas, Ft. Worth and Houston, TX.
Hanson recently returned from China where he was invited to serve as a
symposium chair in the 1st Annual World Congress of EnergyWise-
2012.
Education
Bachelor of Science (Geology), Louisiana Tech University
Master of Science (Geosciences), University of New Hampshire
Extensive postgraduate studies (ABD) in Environmental Dynamics
PhD Program, University of Arkansas.
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(because of current lull in dry natural gas production). At the peak of
the boom 186 rigs were operating and now only 26 rigs are drilling for
Haynesville Shale. Along with the drastic decline in drilling activity,
which has been caused by the low market value for dry gas, the
pressure to provide significant amounts of water for hydraulic
fracturing has also declined drastically. What has been learned by all
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Both oil and natural gas are sensitive to product price. Water as a
resource has now become much more important to the oil and gas
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pollution). The increasing use of hydraulic fracturing to recover natural
gas, natural gas liquids and oil from heretofore non-productive
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regulators, local governments and the public have learned to appreciate
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shale gas. For it is at the local to regional scale that all parties,
especially operators and the public should learn to understand the
essential nexus of water, energy and food security. The lull in
Haynesville activity is an opportune time to develop long-term
solutions. Currently, oil prices, as well as, tight oil drilling in some
fields are starting to decline & natural gas prices seem to be increasing.
It is essential that we take a sober lo ok at fossil energy
(conventional/unconventional oil, gas & coal) from a sustainable and
realistic, long term, national security perspective. Oil and natural gas
are essential components of our nation’s energy future and security.
What are the long-term prospects for oil and gas from the local to
international scale?
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Jamey WalkerV. P. Exploration
Jim CarpenterSr. Geoscientist
Chris BreschStaff Geoscientist
Hunter BrumbleGeoscientist
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Oil and Gas InvestmentsExploration and Development
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Ronnie Ebarb, Production Manager
Jared Dysart, Geologist
Adam Mastrodomenico, Geologist
401 Edwards Street, Suite 1900
Shreveport, Louisiana 71101
Ph. (318) 222-0026
Fax (318) 222-1898
Louise F. PearceAttorney at Law
Bus: (318) 429-7200Fax: (318) 429-7201
www.hssl-law.comEmail: [email protected]
American Tower, Suite 600401 Market StreetPost Office Box 59
Shreveport, Louisiana 71161-0059
Ray Lasseigne, President
Larry Frizzell, Exploration Manager
Mack Thomas, Operations Manager
Terry Antee, Consulting Geologist
Andrew Langley, Geologist
P. O. Box 5625
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(318) 746-3616
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333 Texas Street, Suite 900Shreveport, LA 71101-3678
(318) 429-2237FAX (318) 429-2441
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Shreveport, Louisiana 71101-5302
Voice: (318) 429-2260
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Oil and Gas PropertyAcquisitions and Development
333 Texas Street, Suite 1919Shreveport, LA 71101-3676
George A. Baldwin, Jr.
Gregory K. Madden
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Reynolds DrillingCompany, Inc.
416 Travis Street, Suite 806Shreveport, Louisiana 71101-5502
Phone: (318) 227-0118
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416 TRAVIS ST., SUITE 806SHREVEPORT, LA 71101PHONE: 9318) 221-2371
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Registration
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Please your completed registration and check made out to the Shreveport Geological Society to Shreveport Geological Society, P.O. Box 750, Shreveport, LA 71162.
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Kingwood Exploration, LLCOil & Gas Exploration
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Kurt M. LeyExploration Manager & Partner
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SOUTHERNMUDLOGGING, INC.
SOUTHERNMUDLOGGING, INC.
Office: (318) 325-33931-800-256-2530
P. O. Box 725West Monroe, LA 71294
Mary Ann Norman
KalmbachProduction Company, LLC
Sam KalmbachGeologist
400 Travis Street, Ste. 516Shreveport, LA 71101 e-mail: [email protected]
office: (318) 424-6566cell (318) 470-9977
400 Travis St., Ste. 1301Shreveport, LA 71101
(318) 222-2400Fax: (318) 226-0840
Oil and Gas Exploration
Alan SchlichtemierGeologist
Email: [email protected]
JustissJustiss Oil Co., Inc.
P. O. Box 2990Jena, LA 71342318-992-4111justissoil.com
• Drilling Contractor• Oil & Gas Operator• Turnkey Services• Well Service & Workover• Working Interest Participant
GERARD ASSOCIATES, L.C.OIL & GAS EXPLORATION
DEVELOPMENT AND ACQUISITIONS
J. A. Wojtkiewicz Charles Gerard
625 Market St., Suite 250Shreveport, LA 71101
Tel. (318) 221-0761 FAX (318) 221-8835
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Richard EckSr. Account Manager (O/H) - Wireline Systems
Richard EckSr. Account Manager (O/H) - Wireline Systems
115 Jordan Plaza Blvd, Ste 200Tyler, TX 75704
Direct: 903-594-4113 Fax: 1-877-815-2175Cell: 903-312-8661
Email: [email protected]
115 Jordan Plaza Blvd, Ste 200Tyler, TX 75704
Direct: 903-594-4113 Fax: 1-877-815-2175Cell: 903-312-8661
Email: [email protected]
Richard ‘Dick’ SwindellTechnical Sales AdvisorWireline & Borehole Seismic
Weatherford
Weatherford International, Ltd.1101 ESE Loop, 323, Ste. 200
Tyler, Texas 75701, USA
Direct: +1.903.594.4926Main: +1.903.534.5243Fax: +1.903.939.8907
Mobile: +1.903.530.4016
www.weatherford.com
Wireline Services
FRANKSE X P L O R A T I O N C O M P A N Y, L L C
P. O. Box 7665Shreveport, LA 71135-7665Phone: (318) 221-2688Fax: (318) 459-2935
Bobby E. JelksPresident
Faith N. GilbertCFO
Edward YarboroughExploration Manager
James LightLand Manager
Michael W. HaightAccount Manager
US Land Wireline Systems
416 Travis Street, Ste. 504Shreveport, LA 71101
318-227-8996 x 201 E-Fax: 1-281-582-4147Cell: 318-230-5185
Email: [email protected]
Michael S. WilleyVP Exploration903-570-0936
Prospects for SaleGroundfloor Opportunities
East Texas - Louisiana
David CherryManaging Partner
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NORTHBROOK ENERGY, LLC
SHREVEPORT GEOLOGICAL SOCIETYCommittees and Chairmanships
2012 - 2013
Advertising Kurt Ley Kingwood Exploration LLC 524-9100Budget Jared Dysart Tensas-Delta Exploration Co. 222-0026Continuing Education Bill Meaney Anderson Oil & Gas, Inc. 227-2000Employment Scott Caswell Oden & Associates, L.L.C. 222-2400Entertainment Trae Milam Milestone Energy, L.L.C. 212-0470Environmental David Williamson Marshall Miller & Associates, Inc. 868-4848Faithful Friends Joe Lott Milestone Energy, L.L.C. 212-0470Field Trip TBA5K RunGolf Tournament Morris Nichols Stroud Petroleum, Inc. 425-0101Government Affairs Scott Stroud Stroud Petroleum, Inc. 425-0101Historical Ralph Richardson Sartor-Richardson 869-4100Honorary Membership/ David Billingsley, Jr. Independent 222-7123 AwardsInvestments Jared Dysart Tensas-Delta Exploration Co. 222-0026Library Ralph Richardson Sartor-Richardson 869-4100Membership Roger Berg BER-EX-CO, Inc. 220-0300Membership Directory Roger Berg BER-EX-CO, Inc. 220-0300Newsletter Kevin Hill Hill Geophysical Consulting 221-3329Program Greg Zerrahn Palmer Petroleum, Inc. 222-0517Publications Demetra Morgan Shreveport Petroleum Data Assn. 429-2237
Revel Mock Dig Carrie Salinas Virtus Environmental 518-1622Dawn Standridge O’Brien Energy Co. 865-8568
Scholarship Endowment Gary Abrams Stroud Petroleum, Inc. 425-0101Scholarship Grants Gary Abrams Stroud Petroleum, Inc. 425-0101Sci-Port Discovery Gary Hanson LSUS 458-6753Tennis Tournament Anthony Spano Spanoil Exploration, Inc. 221-2371Website Rachel Hill Hill Geophysical Consulting 221-3329Youth Activities Alan Brittain O’Brien Energy Co. 865-8568
AAPG Delegates:(7/1/2010-6/30/2013) Roger Berg BER-EX-CO., Inc. 220-0300(7/1/2010-6/30/2013) Ralph Richardson Sartor-Richardson 869-4100Executive Assistant Demetra Morgan Shreveport Petroleum Data 429-2237SGS Auxiliary President Jo Bain 868-3050
Cody Lenert Marlin Exploration, L. L. C. 222-8406
HONORARY MEMBERSAJames D. Aimer
AWilliam F. BancroftAMichael W. Beckman
AB. W. BlanpiedPrentis L. Boatner, Jr.
AJohn FranksAVictor P. Grage
John GrunauAFrank Harrell
AJames B. Harris
AWilliam E. Hayes
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ARoy T. HazzardADr. Leo Hermann
Charles HokePerry G. HollowayWalter E. HopperE. B. HutsonL. Lee KincadeJoseph A. Laird
AW. W. Lincoln
John T. PalmerAThomas Philpott
AWilliam M. PlasterGene R. RobinsonC. Lane SartorErwin W. Saye
AFred R. Schroeder
AClarence L. Moody
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AWalter H. Spears
AGeorge D. ThomasArthur H. Trowbridge
AHenry J. TylerClaude N. Valerius
AWarren B. WeeksPercy J. WheelerB. Ross White
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