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The present work intends to present information about the thermal evolution of organic matter present in the geologic formations belonging to the Lusitanian Basin. For this evaluation the PetroMod software from IES Schlumberger (1D and 2D) has been applied. Three wells (one in the North and two in the Central sector) and three interpreted seismic l...

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... A modelação baseou-se em dados de espessuras e idades para cada unidade sismo-estratigráfica, definindo assim o empilhamento e soterramento das unidades sedimentares em geral e das unidades com potencial gerador em particular. A partir destas colunas foi efectuado o backstripping, atendendo a factores como a paleobatimetria, compactação, densidades, etc., permitindo calcular a subsidência tectónica e os factores de estiramento (Beta) associados a cada fase (Teixeira et al., 2011Teixeira et al., , 2012b). Com base nas fases de rifting e valores de Beta identificados, abordou-se a modelação da maturação térmica dos dois potenciais geradores Jurássicos. ...
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