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This report summarizes mercury injection capillary pressure (MICP) data for 38 outcrop samples collected from the Tyonek, Beluga, and West Foreland Formations in the Tyonek and Talkeetna quadrangles. All samples were collected from measured stratigraphic sections. The Tyonek Formation samples have unimodal pore systems and the majority have well defined to sharp intrusion profiles. The Beluga Formation samples are characterized by unimodal pore systems and relatively broad intrusion profiles. The West Foreland Formation samples have much more heterogeneous pore structures and a majority of the samples display some level of bimodality. Six samples from within the various formations have entry pressures above 500 psia and these were evaluated for potential seal capacity. Three of the samples are Type C seals, under the Sneider Classification, and have an average potential seal capacity for oil of 565 feet, and 417 feet for gas (assuming 7.5% hydrocarbon saturation in the seal).  One sample from the Beluga Formation is a Type B seal capable of trapping 2,670 feet and 1,971 feet of oil and gas, respectively.  The best seals (Type A and A*) are from the West Foreland Formation, upper member, and have much higher potential seal capacities, up to 7,132 feet of oil and 5,265 feet of gas for the Type A* seal.</abstract>\n<purpose>The State of Alaska Division of Geological &amp; Geophysical Surveys (DGGS) is currently engaged in a multi-year study of the hydrocarbon potential of the Tertiary and Mesozoic strata in Cook Inlet basin. This report summarizes mercury injection capillary pressure (MICP) data for 38 outcrop samples collected from the Tyonek, Beluga, and West Foreland Formations in the Tyonek and Talkeetna quadrangles. All samples were analyzed by PetroTech Associates, Houston, TX. The capillary pressure data for this publication is provided in its native spreadsheet format. The manuscript provides correspondence from PetroTech Associates describing the methods used in MICP analyses of the samples in this report, a summary of the data, and references cited.</purpose>\n<supplinf>The DGGS metadata standard extends the FGDC standard to include elements that are required to facilitate our internal data management. These elements, referred to as \"layers,\" group and describe files that have intrinsic logical or topological relationships. Attribute information for each layer is included in this metadata file under the \"Entity_and_Attribute_Information\" section. The metadata \"layer\" provides the metadata, codesets, or other documentation files applicable to all layers. The data layer(s) are titled:  &gt;sample-location-details:    A CSV file with sample reference numbers, latitude, longitude, and rock unit (formation). &gt;micp-data:    This folder contains Excel spreadsheets (one file for each individual sample; file names correspond to sample number preceded by a \"t \" ). The contents in each Excel file include worksheets with the following information: Sheet1 (data for individual sample), Chart1 (Bulk Volume), Chart2 (Pore Volume), Chart3 (Pore Aperture Size Distribution). &gt;micp-summary:    This folder includes Excel spreadsheets with summary data for the samples analyzed. The spreadsheets are: 1) tyonek-pore-size-distribution.xlsx - Pore aperture size distribution charts for Tyonek Formation samples. Note that the PetroTech cover letter refers to this file as Figure 2a; 2) tyonek-pore-volume-graph-data.xlsx - Tyonek Formation, type section, pore volume graph and data. Note that the PetroTech cover letter refers to this file as Figure 1a; 3) beluga-pore-size-distribution.xlsx - Pore aperture size distribution charts for Beluga Formation samples. Note that the PetroTech cover letter refers to this file as Figure 2b; 4) beluga-pore-volume-graph-data.xlsx - Beluga Formation pore volume graph and data. Note that the PetroTech cover letter refers to this file as Figure 1b; 5) west-foreland-pore_size-distribution.xlsx - Pore aperture size distribution charts for West Foreland Formation samples. Note that the PetroTech cover letter refers to this file as Figure 2c;  6) west-foreland-pore-volume-graph-data.xlsx - West Foreland Formation pore volume graph and data. Note that the PetroTech cover letter refers to this file as Figure 1c; 7) pore-system-properties.xlsx - Pore system properties of the Tyonek Formation, Beluga Formation, and the West Foreland Formation. Note that the PetroTech cover letter refers to the tables within these files as Table 2a-2c.</supplinf>\n</descript>\n<timeperd>\n<timeinfo>\n<mdattim>\n<sngdate>\n<caldate>2011</caldate>\n</sngdate>\n<sngdate>\n<caldate>2012</caldate>\n</sngdate>\n</mdattim>\n</timeinfo>\n<current>ground condition</current>\n</timeperd>\n<status>\n<progress>complete</progress>\n<update>none planned</update>\n</status>\n<spdom>\n<bounding>\n<westbc>-151.98276</westbc>\n<eastbc>-150.65359</eastbc>\n<northbc>62.52868</northbc>\n<southbc>61.15744</southbc>\n</bounding>\n</spdom>\n<keywords>\n<theme>\n<themekt>ISO 19115 Topic Category</themekt>\n<themekey>geoscientificInformation</themekey>\n</theme>\n<theme>\n<themekt>Alaska Division of Geological &amp; Geophysical Surveys</themekt>\n<themekey>Analyses</themekey>\n<themekey>Permeability</themekey>\n<themekey>Petroleum</themekey>\n<themekey>Petroleum Basin Study</themekey>\n<themekey>Porosity</themekey>\n<themekey>Reservoir</themekey>\n<themekey>Reservoir Evaluation</themekey>\n<themekey>Sample Location</themekey>\n<themekey>Sample Location Map</themekey>\n<themekey>Outcrop Samples</themekey>\n<themekey>Oil Basins</themekey>\n<themekey>Gas Basins</themekey>\n<themekey>Oil and Gas</themekey>\n<themekey>Analytical Results</themekey>\n<themekey>Mercury Injection Capillary Pressure Analysis</themekey>\n<themekey>Reservoir Quality</themekey>\n<themekey>Oil and Gas Basin</themekey>\n</theme>\n<place>\n<placekt>Alaska Division of Geological &amp; Geophysical Surveys</placekt>\n<placekey>Cook Inlet</placekey>\n<placekey>Cook Inlet Basin</placekey>\n<placekey>Susitna Basin</placekey>\n<placekey>Talkeetna Quadrangle</placekey>\n<placekey>Tyonek Quadrangle</placekey>\n</place>\n<stratum>\n<stratkt>Alaska Division of Geological &amp; Geophysical Surveys</stratkt>\n<stratkey>Beluga Formation</stratkey>\n<stratkey>Tyonek Formation</stratkey>\n<stratkey>West Foreland Formation</stratkey>\n</stratum>\n</keywords>\n<accconst>This report, map, and/or dataset is available directly from the State of Alaska, Department of Natural Resources, Division of Geological &amp; Geophysical Surveys (see contact information below).</accconst>\n<useconst>Any hard copies or published datasets utilizing these datasets shall clearly indicate their source. If the user has modified the data in any way, the user is obligated to describe the types of modifications the user has made. The user specifically agrees not to misrepresent these datasets, nor to imply that changes made by the user were approved by the State of Alaska, Department of Natural Resources, Division of Geological &amp; Geophysical Surveys. The State of Alaska makes no express or implied warranties (including warranties for merchantability and fitness) with respect to the character, functions, or capabilities of the electronic data or products or their appropriateness for any user's purposes. In no event will the State of Alaska be liable for any incidental, indirect, special, consequential, or other damages suffered by the user or any other person or entity whether from the use of the electronic services or products or any failure thereof or otherwise. In no event will the State of Alaska's liability to the Requestor or anyone else exceed the fee paid for the electronic service or product.</useconst>\n<ptcontac>\n<cntinfo>\n<cntorgp>\n<cntorg>Alaska Division of Geological &amp; Geophysical Surveys</cntorg>\n<cntper>James Weakland</cntper>\n</cntorgp>\n<cntpos>GIS Analyst</cntpos>\n<cntaddr>\n<addrtype>mailing and physical</addrtype>\n<address>3354 College Road</address>\n<city>Fairbanks</city>\n<state>AK</state>\n<postal>99709-3707</postal>\n<country>USA</country>\n</cntaddr>\n<cntvoice>(907)451-5029</cntvoice>\n<cntvoice>(907)451-5020</cntvoice>\n<cntemail>dggsgis@alaska.gov</cntemail>\n<hours>8 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday, except State holidays</hours>\n</cntinfo>\n</ptcontac>\n<datacred>This work was supported by State of Alaska Capitol Improvement Project funding.</datacred>\n<crossref>\n<citeinfo>\n<origin>Finzel, E.S.</origin>\n<origin>Gillis, R.J.</origin>\n<origin>Ridgway, K.D.</origin>\n<origin>LePain, D.L.</origin>\n<pubdate>2009</pubdate>\n<title>Preliminary evaluation of basin margin exhumation and provenance of Cenozoic strata, Chuitna and Beluga rivers area, Cook Inlet forearc basin, Alaska</title>\n<serinfo>\n<sername>Preliminary Interpretive Report</sername>\n<issue>PIR 2009-4</issue>\n</serinfo>\n<pubinfo>\n<pubplace>Fairbanks, AK, USA</pubplace>\n<publish>Alaska Division of Geological &amp; 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Geophysical Surveys</publish>\n</pubinfo>\n<othercit>9 p</othercit>\n<onlink>http://dx.doi.org/10.14509/19503</onlink>\n</citeinfo>\n</crossref>\n<crossref>\n<citeinfo>\n<origin>Helmold, K.P.</origin>\n<origin>LePain, D.L.</origin>\n<origin>Wilson, M.D.</origin>\n<origin>Peterson, C.S.</origin>\n<pubdate>2013</pubdate>\n<title>Petrology and reservoir potential of Tertiary and Mesozoic sandstones, Cook Inlet, Alaska: A preliminary analysis of outcrop samples collected during 2007-2010 field seasons</title>\n<serinfo>\n<sername>Preliminary Interpretive Report</sername>\n<issue>PIR 2013-5</issue>\n</serinfo>\n<pubinfo>\n<pubplace>Fairbanks, AK, USA</pubplace>\n<publish>Alaska Division of Geological &amp; Geophysical Surveys</publish>\n</pubinfo>\n<othercit>34 p</othercit>\n<onlink>http://dx.doi.org/10.14509/25035</onlink>\n</citeinfo>\n</crossref>\n<crossref>\n<citeinfo>\n<origin>Herriott, T.M.</origin>\n<origin>Wartes, M.A.</origin>\n<origin>Stanley, R.G.</origin>\n<origin>Lillis, P.G.</origin>\n<origin>Helmold, K.P.</origin>\n<origin>Decker, P.L.</origin>\n<origin>Gillis, R.J.</origin>\n<pubdate>2013</pubdate>\n<title>Oil-stained sandstones of the Upper Jurassic Naknek Formation and Upper Cretaceous Kaguyak Formation, Kamishak Bay area, lower Cook Inlet, Alaska (poster): AAPG Pacific Section Meeting, Monterey, CA, April 23, 2013</title>\n<serinfo>\n<sername>Poster and Presentation</sername>\n<issue>Herriott, T.M. and others, 2013</issue>\n</serinfo>\n<pubinfo>\n<pubplace>Fairbanks, AK, USA</pubplace>\n<publish>Alaska Division of Geological &amp; 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The results and methodology provided by PetroTech Associates have not been reviewed by DGGS staff or others to assess the accuracy of the data. Cases in which the outcrop formation assignment is uncertain are query marked in the 'sample-location-details' table.</attraccr>\n</attracc>\n<logic>Not applicable</logic>\n<complete>The spreadsheets used to generate the charts showing potential seal capacity (figures 3-6) were not provided to DGGS.  The PetroTech Associates lab was able to analyze all of the MICP samples that were submitted. Additional MICP data releases for other Cook Inlet locations are planned.</complete>\n<posacc>\n<horizpa>\n<horizpar>Location coordinates were obtained using handheld GPS units with a typical error of 7 m or less. Sample coordinates represent the location of the bottom of the stratigraphic measured section from which each sample was collected.</horizpar>\n</horizpa>\n</posacc>\n<lineage>\n<procstep>\n<procdesc>Sample collection - Samples were collected from measured stratigraphic sections from the Tyonek, Beluga, and West Foreland Formations in the Tyonek and Talkeetna quadrangles</procdesc>\n<procdate>2011</procdate>\n</procstep>\n<procstep>\n<procdesc>Mercury injection capillary pressure analysis - Mercury injection capillary pressure analysis - Samples were submitted to PetroTech Associates, Houston, TX for mercury injection capillary pressure analysis. Following receipt of the samples, a representative portion of each was trimmed to fit the sample holders and examined under reflected light microscopy to note any irregularities that might affect the data quality. The rock surfaces were cleaned of any mold or dust and the samples then dried to a constant weight in a low temperature oven before being analyzed. During capillary pressure testing , the volume of mercury injected was measured at 118 pressure points from 1.64 to 59,500 psia. These data were then corrected for closure. The \"closure\" volume is the amount of mercury intrusion that occurs as the mercury conforms to the sample surface, filling any irregularities, prior to entering the pore system. The resultant data and comparative plots are provided in this data release. 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The contents in each Excel file include worksheets with the following information: Sheet1 (data for individual sample), Chart1 (Bulk Volume), Chart2 (Pore Volume), Chart3 (Pore Aperture Size Distribution).</enttypd>\n<enttypds>PetroTech Associates and Alaska Division of Geological &amp; Geophysical Surveys</enttypds>\n<ealname>micp-data</ealname>\n</enttyp>\n</detailed>\n<detailed>\n<enttyp>\n<enttypl>rdf2013-4-micp-summary</enttypl>\n<enttypd>This folder includes Excel spreadsheets with summary data for the samples analyzed. The spreadsheets are: 1) tyonek-pore-size-distribution.xlsx - Pore aperture size distribution charts for Tyonek Formation samples. Note that the PetroTech cover letter refers to this file as Figure 2a; 2) tyonek-pore-volume-graph-data.xlsx - Tyonek Formation, type section, pore volume graph and data. Note that the PetroTech cover letter refers to this file as Figure 1a; 3) beluga-pore-size-distribution.xlsx - Pore aperture size distribution charts for Beluga Formation samples. Note that the PetroTech cover letter refers to this file as Figure 2b; 4) beluga-pore-volume-graph-data.xlsx - Beluga Formation pore volume graph and data. Note that the PetroTech cover letter refers to this file as Figure 1b; 5) west-foreland-pore_size-distribution.xlsx - Pore aperture size distribution charts for West Foreland Formation samples. Note that the PetroTech cover letter refers to this file as Figure 2c;  6) west-foreland-pore-volume-graph-data.xlsx - West Foreland Formation pore volume graph and data. Note that the PetroTech cover letter refers to this file as Figure 1c; 7) pore-system-properties.xlsx - Pore system properties of the Tyonek Formation, Beluga Formation, and the West Foreland Formation. Note that the PetroTech cover letter refers to the tables within these files as Table 2a-2c.</enttypd>\n<enttypds>PetroTech Associates and Alaska Division of Geological &amp; Geophysical Surveys</enttypds>\n<ealname>micp-summary</ealname>\n</enttyp>\n</detailed>\n</eainfo>\n<distinfo>\n<distrib>\n<cntinfo>\n<cntorgp>\n<cntorg>Alaska Division of Geological &amp; Geophysical Surveys</cntorg>\n</cntorgp>\n<cntaddr>\n<addrtype>mailing and physical</addrtype>\n<address>3354 College Road</address>\n<city>Fairbanks</city>\n<state>AK</state>\n<postal>99709-3707</postal>\n<country>USA</country>\n</cntaddr>\n<cntvoice>(907)451-5020</cntvoice>\n<cntfax>(907)451-5050</cntfax>\n<cntemail>dggspubs@alaska.gov</cntemail>\n<hours>8 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday, except State holidays</hours>\n<cntinst>Please view our website (http://www.dggs.alaska.gov) for the latest information on available data. 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