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Monthly Meetings take place typically on the second Wednesday of each month from September through May. The meetings are open to all. The Executive Committee Officers meet prior to the meeting to discuss Society issues and is open to anyone interested in attending.
Meetings hosted by the Michigan Basin Geological Society have been moved to the Natural Sciences Building, MSU Campus, for more information contact Tom Godbold at (517) 241-1545 or at godboldt@michigan.gov. The lecture ends usually no later than 9:00.
Click here for map of Natural Sciences Building
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MBGS Meetings
Natural Sciences Building
Room 204
MSU Campus
Lansing MI
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Contact
Tom Godbold
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MBGS Meeting
Wednesday, January 14, 2009 @ 7PM
Presented By
Allen Modroo
Core Energy, LLC
Refreshments will be provided after the talk in the Natural Science Building
No charge for this meeting.
Location
Michigan State University
Natural Science Building - Room 204 East Lansing, MI
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RSVP
Please notify Thomas Godbold to ensure adequate seating.
P.O. Box 30256
Lansing, MI 48909-7756
Bus Ph: 517-241-1545, Fax 517-241-1595
E-mail: godboldt@michigan.gov
Parking
Between 5pm & 6pm you can park in Lot 9 behind Giltner Hall and the Psychology Building (former Physics and Astronomy building) for free. Otherwise you can try your luck with the metered slots clustered around the Natural Science Building and the adjacent Student Services Bldg, no charge after 6:00pm. |
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Additional Information
Abstract.
Geophysicist-Exploration Manager, Allen Modroo, Core Energy LLC, will present examples of “flower structures”. He believes these features can be building blocks for reef growth and allow hydrothermal fluid movement and hence “saddle dolomite” throughout the Michigan Basin in Devonian through Ordovician or older strata. Results or recent drilling on these 3d seismic-defined targets will be presented as well as Allen’s thoughts on additional dolomitized targets within the Basin.
Bio: Allen Modroo
Allen graduated in 1975 with a BS in geology from Michigan Technological University and has over 33 years experience in oil and gas, holding positions in exploration and consulting throughout the United States and Canada. He helped form M&M Exploration Partners, a local exploration company, and is now a partner-manager with Core Energy LLC.
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Upcoming Meetings
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January 14, 2009 |
Allen Modroo |
3D Seismic Flower Structures |
MSU |
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TBA February 11, 2009 |
Lee Smith |
CO2 Sequestration Potential in the MI Basin |
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