AIPG 6TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Devonian shale outcrops at Lazarus Boy Scout Camp and Shale Hollow Preserve.
Each attendee received a copy of the Ohio Geological
Survey Information Circular (IC 63) - Ohio Geology in Core and Outcrop – A field Guide for Citizens and Environmental and Geotechnical Investigations. In addition, each attendee received Dr. Brian Currie and Brian Motts lecture notes as well as the Ohio Geological Survey Field Guide specially writ- ten by Mohamad Fakhari for the field trip.
Schematic diagram of the core with gamma ray log and strati- graphic units for five (5) selected core intervals studied during the short course (Modified from Ohio Geological Survey well log for the core).
Group photograph of the short course attendees in front of the Horace Collins Laboratory and Core Repository on April 27, 2015.
Karen Radomski, CPG- 10066, studies the depo- sitional environment of concretions in the Lower Huron Member of the Ohio Shale (Shale Hollow Reserve).
Dr. Brian Currie, Associate Professor of Geology at Miami University, explains how to determine total organic carbon (TOC) content in shale deposits using geophysi- cal gamma ray logs. Dr. Currie explained the organic geochemistry of the Ohio shale and showed how to use the Maceral/Kerogen type to determine the hydrocarbon potential and possible yield of oil and gas at individual drilling sites.
Mike Angle, Assistant Chief Geologist of the Ohio Geological Survey explains the formation of concre- tions in the Lower Huron Member of the Ohio Shale to short course attend- ees (Shale Hollow Reserve).
Brian Mott (DLZ
Short course attendees study core sections of the Ohio Shale from Erie County, Ohio (OHEE-2) with Dr. Currie and Mark Baranoski of the Ohio Geological Survey. Not shown are Brian Mott (DLZ Engineering) and Tom Jenkins (Eagon and Associates) who dis- cussed the geotechnical engineering and hydrogeological charac- teristics of a core from Columbiana County.
Engineering) stands in a large oval concretion in riverbed at Lazarus Boy Scout camp as he discussed the geotechnical engineer- ing aspect of the shale. Also at this field trip location, Dr. Brian Currie (not shown) discussed the deposition of the shale at the contact between the Olentangy and Ohio Shale deposits (Shale Hollow Reserve).
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