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EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO-1: A look at regional deposition under W. Florida shelf, slope
01/21/2002
The Gulf of Mexico off Florida is one of the last US oil and gas frontiers. About 80,000 sq miles are covered there by the sea to a depth of 3,300 ft (1,000 m).It is in the US's interest to:Identify the areas where exploitable volumes of petroleum could have accumulated off Florida.Determine whether such accumulations can be dry gas, gas-condensate, or light to heavy-grade oil.Ultimately appraise the likely magnitude of these resources.This three-part article presents an assessment of the prospective late Jurassic and early Cretaceous section beneath the West Florida shelf and slope based on a new, regional synthesis of the depositional history and the petroleum habitat using public a...
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