gas in the elang-plover, gas in sandstone abov, page-55

nanmuldi,

I'm not a geo, but have played with this sector for a little while.

Your comment about the relative highs is interesting.

My take is that:

- the reservoir sequence encountered to date at HS-1 is excellent, regardless of where you reference from, to this end you are right, but;

- the fact that there may be down dip pay (as per indications today), would suggest that the southern fault block being drilled, could be charging (charged) the northern block from lower than first thought, hence likely pushing down the expected GWC height, hence increasing the volumetric size of the structure.

- checkout top RHS of pg4
http://www.ezdataroom.com/pdf.php?id=209

This would also confirm the likelihood of liquids.