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Lafayette Geological Society
BULLETIN
LGS Luncheon Meeting Wednesday, February 17, 2010
11:30 am – 1:00 pm Lafayette Petroleum Club
$15 Members / $17 Non-Members
Luncheon Presentation
“Giant Fossil Reptiles from the Late Cretaceous of Antarctica: Their Interpretative Role in Climate and Dispersal”
James E. Martin
UL-Lafayette Department of Geology and South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Museum of Geology
Visit the LGS website at: www.lgsweb.org
February, 2010 Volume 54, No. 6
President Carl Richter 337-482-5353 UL-Lafayette Geology [email protected]
President Tim Duex 337-482-6222 Elect UL-Lafayette Geology [email protected]
Vice Dean Gresham 337-268-3236 President Fugro GeoServices [email protected]
Treasurer William Hagan 337-232-5510 Stratagraph [email protected]
Secretary Dan Ruberg 337-268-3196 Fugro GeoServices [email protected]
Past Pres. King Munson 337-456-5730 Prize Petroleum, LLC [email protected]
Director Mike Quinn 337-354-5032 Plains E & P Co. [email protected]
Director Tim Bennett 337-232-1650 Bennett Systems LTD [email protected] Bulletin Editor James Willis 337-394-3979 Odyssey Int’l, LLC [email protected]
Website Karen Broussard 337-989-1365 Independent [email protected]
Photographer Francis Broussard 337-989-3195 Chevron [email protected]
Jack Martin King Munson Jerry Yunker
Robert Anderson Thomas Eby, Jr. Brian Lock Charles Barton Peter G. Gray Jack Martin Frank Harrison Marvin Munchrath Robert Copeland
Jim Dungan Tim Rynott
BULLETIN/WEBSITE STAFF
LGS HONORARY MEMBERS
LGS DELEGATES TO AAPG
LAFAYETTE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY 2009-2010
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LGS 2009 - 2010 Officers Back Row: Tim Duex, William Hagan, Carl Richter, Francis Broussard, and Dean Gresham Front Row: King Munson, Dan Ruberg, Karen Broussard, Michael Quinn, and Tim Bennett Not Pictured: James Willis and Jill Willis
LGS Luncheon Meeting
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 11:30 am to 1:00 pm
Lafayette Petroleum Club Cost: $15.00 Members / $17.00 Non-Members
“Giant Fossil Reptiles from the Late Creta-ceous of Antarctica: Their Interpretative
Role in Climate and Dispersal”
James E. Martin UL-Lafayette Department of Geology and
South Dakota School of Mines and Tech. Museum of Geology
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President’s Column
With only four more LGS months left in the 2009/2010 season, we have desperately started to look for fresh – or not so fresh – faces to serve on next year’s LGS board. It is a lot of fun and you get to meet and hang out with a lot of great people. Moreover, you can do something to help and promote our profession. Julia Battle organized a successful Dino Dig at Broadmoor Elementary and reports that now 160 3rd graders all want to become geologists. That is great, but a little bit more than our department can handle at the moment. Thanks go to the many volunteers that made this event possible. You can check out pictures from the dig at our website at http://www.lgsweb.org and witness how much fun everyone had. Get in contact with Julia if you are in-terested in helping out in the future. We are planning a one-day field trip to the Jennings oil field, Texas En-ergy Museum, and Spindletop/Gladys City on Saturday, May 1. The bus leaves at 8:00 am! The cost is $60, which includes bus, lunch, guidebook, and museum fees. This is in conjunction with the Petroleum History Institute Symposium, which starts April 30 in the Hilton on W. Pinhook. The sympo-sium is co-chaired by Jeff Spencer, who gave a presentation here last Fall, and King Munson. The GCAGS meeting this year will be in San Antonio October 10-12, and I am planning on enjoying a good time at the Riverwalk. The abstract dead-line has been moved back a couple of weeks to February 15th – there is still time! Tim Bennett has organized the golf tournament. It is scheduled for Friday May 7th at the Wetlands Golf Course. Entry forms and sponsorship requests are available on our website and in the LGS Bulletin. This month’s speaker is Jim Martin from the South Dakota School of Mines and Adjunct Professor of our department. Jim is internationally known for his exciting work on fossils from Antarctica amongst many other places and will give us a talk about his adventures on the ice. In closing, I would like to mention that despite the current climate of state funding cuts our UL Geology department is at the moment not on the cutting block. We have been success in increasing enrollment and graduation rates at both the undergraduate and graduate levels despite decreasing financial sup-port and frozen travel and supply budgets. I am looking for better times ahead! Hope to see you at the meeting. Carl
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LGS wishes to thank its Cornerstone Members for their annual financial support of speaker programs,
continuing education, UL-Lafayette scholarships, social functions, and community services.
Jim Dungan Joe R. Klutts Brian Lock
Bergeron, D. J., Jr. Borland, Allen M. Caffery, Stephen Champlin, Maurice A. Dobie, C. Walter Fisher, James L. Grubb, William S. Huffman, Gary P.
Lane, B. J. Martin, Jack P., Sr. Munson, King Rainbolt, W. K., Jr. Raine, John, III Ripley, William F. Rutherford, Mark S. Terrell, William C.
BRONZE MEMBERS
SILVER MEMBERS
GOLD MEMBERS
PLATINUM MEMBERS NONE
LGS CORNERSTONE MEMBERSHIP
Baird, James Becnel, Jim Beron, Philip, Jr. Broussard, Francis W. Broussard, Karen Broussard, Mary Bump, C. “Dan” Craig, William L. Dincau, Tony R. Duex, Tim
Gallaspy, Irvin Lee Gannaway, Mark Glassinger, Craig L. Heppermann, Jeffrey Miller, Jim P. Porter, Samuel G. Slate, H. Leale Smart, Burton, II Thompson, Ronald Welp, William Clay
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FEBRUARY LUNCHEON PRESENTATION
“Giant Fossil Reptiles from the Late Creta-ceous of Antarctica: Their Interpretative
Role in Climate and Dispersal”
James E. Martin UL-Lafayette Department of Geology and South Dakota School of Mines and Tech-
nology Museum of Geology
Abstract Recent expeditions to the southernmost continent have re-sulted in discoveries of fossil reptiles, including mosasaurs, ple-siosaurs, and dinosaurs. Weather, distances, equipment, and lim-ited personnel made recovery of these fossil reptiles exceedingly difficult. High winds, ice, and snow nearly stopped the recovery, but numerous specimens provided important glimpses into the Age of Dinosaurs on the Antarctic Peninsula. A variety of mosa-saurs and plesiosaurs indicate, that even in the marine realm, en-demism occurred during the Late Cretaceous, approximately 65 to 70 million years ago. The environment in which these fossils were entombed was a shallow embayment in which numerous baby and juvenile marine reptiles lived until they could face the dangers of the open ocean. Volcanism appears to have played a significant role in the deaths and preservation of many of these reptiles. In addition to the marine reptiles, dinosaur remains were washed into the shallow sea. One dinosaur, a carnivorous type, exhibits very primitive features, suggesting that Antarctica served as a refugium for some reptiles. However, a hadrosaur indicates that these herbivorous dinosaurs dispersed from North America through South America to Antarctica. This dispersal may also explain how marsupial mammals derived from North America may have eventually dispersed to Australia before the continents drifted apart.
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Biography James E. Martin is currently the Executive Curator of the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Museum of Geol-ogy, and serves as an adjunct faculty member at the UL-Lafayette Department of Geology. He has consulted for a number of com-panies and governmental agencies, including the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. He received a B.S. degree in Geology in 1971 from the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, an M.S. degree in Ge-ology/Paleontology in 1973, also the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, and a Ph.D. degree in Geology in 1979 from the University of Washington. James is affiliated with the following professional societies: American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Institute of Professional Geologists, Wyoming Board of Profes-sional Geologists, Society of Vertebrate Paleontology, Society for Preservation of Natural History Collections, and the South Da-kota Academy of Science (Past-President). Amongst numerous honors and achievements, he has pub-lished nearly 90 papers, edited 5 books, was selected as the recipi-ent of the 1999 Royal Geographical Society of London/Discovery Channel Europe International Discovery of the Year Award, and in 2008 was inducted into the South Dakota Hall of Fame.
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Scenes from the 3rd Annual Broadmoor Elementary “Dig Day”
January 19, 2010
Digging and digging...
Success!
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Brian Brennan works the “Fossil Station.”
Learning about fossils.
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Hearings Evaluations
LEON E. COMEAUX & A S S O C I A T E S
GEOLOGICAL& PETROLEUM CONSULTANTS
David W. Comeaux William S. McAlister, Jr.
Randy McAlister P.O. Box 53922 Lafayette, LA 70505 305 La Rue France Lafayette, LA 70508 PHONE: 337-233-9839 FAX: 337-233-2131 [email protected]
OPTIMISTIC OIL COMPANY
FRANK W. HARRISON, JR. President
200 Audubon Blvd. 1415 Louisiana P.O. Box 51943 Suite 2400 Lafayette, LA 70505 Houston, TX 77002 Phone (337) 232-4031 Phone (713) 650-8008 Fax (337) 235-5333 Fax (713) 650-8305 E-mail: [email protected]
BADGER OIL CORP.
David Etienne
Don Sobba Lanny Jackson James Crane Jerry Yunker
3861 Ambassador Caffery Phone: (337) 735-3300 Suite 400 Fax: (337) 237-5158 Lafayette, LA 70503
Steven S. Anderson
Consulting Geophysicist Landmark & Kingdom 3-D Pak
[email protected] Kinnickinnick Exploration, Inc.
133 South Audubon Street Lafayette, LA 70503
337-261-0211 fax 337-261-0218
Classen Exploration, Inc.
James S. Classen
Interested in close-in prospects Looking to buy into low risk deals
P.O. Box 140637 208-854-1037 Ph Boise, ID 83714 208-854-1029 Fax
ALBERT J.
TREPAGNIER
PETROLEUM GEOLOGIST
P.O. Box 53607 Phone: (337) 988-6882 Lafayette, LA 70505 Fax : (337) 988-6882
PROSPECT GENERATION AND EVALUATION
BOTH 3D AND 2D SEISMIC
Phone: (337) 233-8670 Fax: (337) 235-8066
E-mail: [email protected]
Lafayette, LA
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AAPG Certified Petroleum Geologist #5371 SIPES #2142
704 S. Michot Drive Lafayette, LA 70508 [email protected]
Phone: Cell: Fax:
337 988-6966 337 654-3003 337 988-6966
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CONTACT: Malloy French Carlton Cook Steve Caffery 985.801.4300 281.752.1100 337.408.4006 Covington, LA Houston, TX Lafayette, LA
JAMES O. UNDERWOOD CONSULTANT
Geologist, Radiation Safety Officer
Logging Supervision/Evaluation/QC Wellsite Operations Geology
NORM Assessment/Safety/Auditing Environmental Site Assessments
120 Catherine St. (337) 235-0750 Lafayette, LA 70503 Pgr: 271-9719
SOLEX CORP.
Philip C. Judice Consulting Geologist
900 East Bayou Parkway Lafayette, LA 70508
Phone: (337) 235-4643
LEO R. BADER, JR. P.O. BOX 51515 337-237-0274 Lafayette, LA 70505
GEORGE N.
M A Y & ASSOCIATES Consulting Geologists and
Paleontologists
WILLIAM S. GRUBB 201 HEYMANN BLVD. P.O. BOX 51858 LAFAYETTE, LA 70505 OFFICE (337) 234-3379 FAX (337) 234-3389 HOME (337) 235-1923
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SAI Sydboten & Associates, Inc.
Geological & Geophysical Consulting, 3-D Seismic Interpretation For Oil & Gas Exploration
Ben Sydboten
Hal Morrow Jim Miller William F. Ripley Sam Porter
124 Heymann, Suite 202 Office: (337) 234-5288 Lafayette, LA 70503 Fax: (337) 234-5491
e-mail: [email protected]
A room full at the January luncheon meeting.
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Get Lit with Teche Electric—LGS President Carl Richter (l.) gives a door prize, courtesy of Teche Electric, to Jim Miller.
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Calendar of Upcoming Events
Feb. 17, 2010 — LGS: Lafayette Geological Society luncheon meet-ing, 11:30 am at the Petroleum Club in Lafayette — James E. Martin, UL-Lafayette Department of Geology and South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Museum of Geology, will present “Giant fossil reptiles from the Late Cretaceous of Antarctica: Their interpretative role in climate and dispersal.”
Mar. 6, 2010 — API: American Petroleum Institute Teche Chapter Big Bucks 2010 Scholarship Fundraiser Event, 6:30-9:00 pm at the Lafayette Hilton — For more information, please visit www.api-teche.org.
Mar. 9, 2010 — SPE: Society of Petroleum Engineers Evangeline Section luncheon meeting — 2009-2010 SPE Distinguished Lecturer Otto Luiz Alcantara Santos of Petrobras will present “Ways to suc-cessfully reduce well blowouts.”
Mar. 9, 2010 — SWLGS: Southwest Louisiana Geophysical Society luncheon meeting, 11:30 am at the Petroleum Club in Lafayette — speaker and topic not available as of press time.
Mar. 10, 2010 — SIPES: Society of Independent Professional Earth Scientists luncheon meeting, 11:30 am at the Petroleum Club in Lafay-ette — speaker and topic not available as of press time.
Mar. 11, 2010 — NOGS and SGS: Joint New Orleans Geological Society and Southeastern Geophysical Society luncheon meeting, 11:15 am at Le Pavillon in New Orleans — speaker and topic not available as of press time.
Mar. 11, 2010 — SPWLA: Society of Professional Well Log Ana-lysts luncheon meeting, 11:30 am at the Petroleum Club in Lafayette — speaker and topic not available as of press time.
Mar. 12, 2010 — BRGS: Baton Rouge Geological Society luncheon meeting, Mike Anderson Seafood Restaurant, 1031 W. Lee Dr., Baton Rouge — Dale Nyman, Consulting Hydrogeologist, will present “Geology and biodiversity of the Galapagos Archipelago, Ecuador.”
Mar. 17, 2010 — LGS: Lafayette Geological Society luncheon meet-ing, 11:30 am at the Petroleum Club in Lafayette — speaker and topic not available as of press time.
Apr. 11-14, 2010 — AAPG: American Association of Petroleum Ge-ologists Annual Convention and Exhibition at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, Louisiana — Please visit www.aapg.org for more information.
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Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies
and the Gulf Coast Section of SEPM
CALL FOR PAPERS
Geological Society
60th Annual Convention
October 10-12, 2010 San Antonio, Texas
Hosted by the South Texas Geological Society
Welcome back to San Antonio! Our theme this year is Weather-ing the Cycles”—a challenge that resource geologists certainly have faced and overcome in the past! How do we weather the economic cycles? We… • Network with our community • Experience the latest technology in the technical exhibition • Take a course or a trip and grow new and diverse skills • Listen to special presentations on strategies to endure and
prosper during an economic downtime and prepare for the inevitable rebound.
By celebrating our successes, facing our challenges, and learn-ing from the research results of our peers, we are paid back many fold by sharing ideas and experiences among our profes-sional community. So come and share your experiences! Sug-gest a session topic, present an oral paper or a poster, learn about the latest ideas and technologies in our field. Come to San Antonio and enjoy the Gulf’s own geoscience convention!
Please visit www.gcags2010.com for information on proposed technical sessions and how to submit an abstract.
Abstract deadline: 15 February 2010
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Email: [email protected]
Wes Pattillo President/Sales
Phone/Fax (337) 367-5178
WATTS (877) 367-5178
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January luncheon speaker David H. Johnston of the ExxonMobil Production Company.
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Marine Geohazard Surveys AUV & Mid Tow Surveys
Shallow Exploration Surveys Shallow-Water-Flow Assessments
Deepwater Development Planning Studies Integrated Geophysical/Geotechnical Development Studies
Ted Hampton, Vice President Kerry Behrens, Geosciences Manager
Don Broussard, Executive Marketing Manager Melissa Jeansonne, AUV
Jack King, Pipelines Kerry J. Campbell, Mgr., Geoscience Consulting Services
Adam Jackson, International Melissa Wood, Marketing
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Contact: Bill Russ, Ext. 260, or Bud Foster, Ext. 255
(O) 713 658-8555 · (F) 713 658-0715 (Email) [email protected]
1201 Louisiana, Suite 3350 · Houston, Texas 77002
—— DAVID STURLESE ——
PETROLEUM & CONSULTING GEOLOGIST AAPG CPG #5480
(337) 232-1700 FAX (337) 234-0403 [email protected]
DEVELOPING OIL AND GAS PROSPECTS IN THE GULF COAST
BASIN EXPLORATION, INC.
Purchasing and Developing Oil and Gas Projects/
Property Acquisitions in the Gulf Coast Region
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ALSO - OIL AND GAS LEASES CALL: Bob Holleman
337-234-5611
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President-Elect Tim Duex (l.) presents David Johnston a large trilobite as an appreciation gift for his presentation at the January luncheon.
David Johnston discusses the use of time-lapse seismic geophysics in deepwater settings.
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Victor P. Smith Oil Company L.L.C.
Seeking Oil & Gas Prospects Open or Assembled
Contact: Danny Frederick 103 White Bark Drive Ph: 337 993 3838 Lafayette, LA 70508 Victor P. Smith P. O. Box 6177 J. Brooke Furrh, III Jackson, MS 39288 P. M. McNames Ph: 601 932 2223 FAX: 601 932 1348
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EL TORO PETROLEUM CORP. P.O. Box 52241
Lafayette, LA 70505 Phone: (337) 235-5288
Roland D. Liberda
JACK P. MARTIN Petroleum Geologist
P.O. Box 51134 Lafayette, LA 70505 (337) 232-4088 Fax: (337) 234-5320
DYNAMIC EXPLORATION PARTNERS, L.L.C. W.K. (Dub) Rainbolt, Jr. Roy Melton 126 Heymann Blvd. 12720 Hillcrest Rd. Lafayette, LA 70503 Suite 1080 (337) 232 - 6841 Two Hillcrest Green Dallas, TX 75230 (972) 233 - 8622
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Or, if you prefer, e-mail your file to the editor:
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