Daily activity report, June 21, 2011 --
Drillers: Samson Resources (2), Newfield, Oasis, North Plains, and Helis Oil and Gas.
Fields: Epping, Alger, Ray, Black Slough, Foothills, and Grail.
XTO and CLR each had one well come off the confidential list. Not particularly exciting; as usual, they will be posted elsewhere.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Link to Maps / Data Regarding Nationwide Flooding
Link here.
NOAA link.
Clicking on interactive icons will provide real-time data regarding river crests, etc.
NOAA link.
Clicking on interactive icons will provide real-time data regarding river crests, etc.
$4 Million for Oil Field Training -- Williston, North Dakota, USA -- The Bakken
Earlier this year, the state legislature approved $2.2 million for increased oil field training for students attending Williston State College. The Budget Section has increased the spending limit to $3.9 million.
The money is raised through fees paid by the oil industry operating in North Dakota.
Link here, but it is a regional link and will break early.
The money is raised through fees paid by the oil industry operating in North Dakota.
Link here, but it is a regional link and will break early.
North Dakota lawmakers have given Williston State College permission to expand a new training center for oil workers.Below are photographs of a new residence hall at the Williston State College campus on University Avenue, the east side of Williston, North Dakota.
The Legislature this year approved $2.2 million for the project. On Tuesday the Legislature's interim Budget Section said Williston State may spend up to $3.9 million on the training center.
The Budget Section also endorsed added spending on a new Williston State residence hall and some new features for the front of the campus. The money is being provided by donations.
The Oil Fields of the Nesson Anticline -- North Dakota, USA
This is for my benefit only.
I'm trying to sort out the Nesson anticline in North Dakota.
These are the major oil fields that run north to south over the Nesson anticline in the Williston Oil Basin:
I'm trying to sort out the Nesson anticline in North Dakota.
These are the major oil fields that run north to south over the Nesson anticline in the Williston Oil Basin:
- Stoneview oil field
- North Tioga oil field
- Tioga oil field (long, slender field)
- Beaver Lodge oil field (location of the Iverson discovery well in 1951)
- Capa oil field
- Hofflund oil field (just north of the river, and under the river)
- Charlson oil field (just south of the river, and under the river)
- Hawkeye oil field -- Antelope oil field (the Hawkeye is right under the anticline; the Antelope runs off to the southeast (the Antelope is the only oil field on this list that is inside the reservation)
- Blue Buttes oil field
More Global Warming -- This Will Be Flowing Into Lake Sakawea Behind the Garrison Dam
These pictures were sent to me June 21, 2011, from Burgess Junction, Wyoming.
They were taken last Friday, June 17, 2011 -- I believe they were delayed getting to me due to dogs having to rest each evening before the dog sled could continue its daily journey.
According to the photographer, Burgess Junction is on the north side of the Big Horns, south of Sheridan, Wyoming. Burgess Junction is kind of on the divide between the Tongue River and Little Big Horn drainages.
This global warming snowpack will be coming down the Tongue shortly into Lake Sakakawea behind Garrison Dam.
A big "thank you" to Don for forwarding me these pictures.
I understand how the driver of the third vehicle knows where to go, but I'm kinda wondering about the driver of the first vehicle. The guy in the third vehicle just follows the highway's yellow stripe, but the lead driver must be following a St Bernard.
They were taken last Friday, June 17, 2011 -- I believe they were delayed getting to me due to dogs having to rest each evening before the dog sled could continue its daily journey.
According to the photographer, Burgess Junction is on the north side of the Big Horns, south of Sheridan, Wyoming. Burgess Junction is kind of on the divide between the Tongue River and Little Big Horn drainages.
This global warming snowpack will be coming down the Tongue shortly into Lake Sakakawea behind Garrison Dam.
A big "thank you" to Don for forwarding me these pictures.
I understand how the driver of the third vehicle knows where to go, but I'm kinda wondering about the driver of the first vehicle. The guy in the third vehicle just follows the highway's yellow stripe, but the lead driver must be following a St Bernard.
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