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downdip

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downdip [′dau̇n‚dip]
(geology)
Pertaining to a position parallel to or in the direction of the dip of a stratum or bed.


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The well was drilled to extend the field and define the downdip limits of the reservoir in the south fault block discovered by the No.
The property hosts the downdip extension of the neighboring Lightning Zone and reveals equally impressive results.
The selection of the location of the initial 11,200' Norphlet Sand test was based upon the operator's interpretation of a 45 square-mile 3D seismic survey that had been acquired by Pennzoil in the early 1990's, along with corroborative information from a nearby downdip well drilled in 1944 that had tested minor amounts of gas and condensate from several perforated intervals within the Smackover, but had been ultimately plugged back and recompleted in the main field pay, the Woodruff Sand.
 
 
 
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