Looking for Alberta Oil&Gas STRIKE MAP

[broken_legs]

Didn't know where else to put this...


I'm trying to get a PDF copy of the EUB Oil and Gas Strike Map for Alberta.


They want 61 dollars to get it from the website. Just wondering if someone on here doesn't already have it who could help a guy out :angel:

I don't have licenses for Accumap or anything, just looking for the PDF or something similar. Or maybe you have some random map of O&G fields in AB, anything would help.


Thanks! :)

[Cooked Rice]

I'm curious of why you are looking for one? school project or something im guessing?

[broken_legs]

Originally posted by Cooked Rice
I'm curious of why you are looking for one? school project or something im guessing?


No school project actually, just my own personal curiosity. ;)

[2EFNFAST]

what is a strike map? i've never heard that term before.

[broken_legs]

Originally posted by 2EFNFAST
what is a strike map? i've never heard that term before.

Map of oil and gas field boundaries as I understand it


EDIT:

Somebody at an O&G company has to have this baby...!

I just can't justify spending 61 dollars for a PDF file that is PUBLIC KNOWLKEDGE :nut:

[be_one_six]

i have geoScout so care to give me the uwi? makes it easier to find which area you want to? or do you want the whole alberta?

[cherpintow]

Does this give you what you're looking for?

http://mapguide.pat.ca/ercb/Default.aspx

[broken_legs]

Originally posted by cherpintow
Does this give you what you're looking for?

http://mapguide.pat.ca/ercb/Default.aspx


Thats almost it. I just played around with that a bit but all I can do it look up specific leases or see the township system overlain on the BA map. Pretty cool tool. I will probably use that again in the future, thanks for the link :D


What I'm trying to do is find a map that outlines boundaries or areas of each oil and gas field. From what I understand thats a stirke map.

[broken_legs]

Originally posted by cherpintow
Does this give you what you're looking for?

http://mapguide.pat.ca/ercb/Default.aspx


Thats almost it. I just played around with that a bit but all I can do it look up specific leases or see the township system overlain on the BA map. Pretty cool tool. I will probably use that again in the future, thanks for the link :D


What I'm trying to do is find a map that outlines boundaries or areas of each oil and gas field. From what I understand thats a stirke map.


Here is exactly what I'm looking for... But for FREE :bigpimp:
http://www.ercb.ca/portal/server.pt/gateway/PTARGS_0_0_308_265_0_43/http%3B/ercbContent/publishedcontent/publish/ercb_home/publications_catalogue/publications_available/maps_and_shapefiles/

Map-94 Map of Alberta Strike Areas

[Supa Dexta]

I worked with a geomagnetic surveyor from the gov't last year who had like an atlas of alberta's oil and gas industry, it was a pretty large book, and quite thick. He said it cost around 400$ (that he expensed, ha) it had every pipeline and gasplant..etc laid out.. It was amazing to see really, how every square inch of this province is covered..

[Crymson]

IT doesn't necessarily outline pools. It assinges a strike name, to blocks of sections, for the purposes of naming wells. Usually the "strikes" are named for a nearby town. It's essentially a TWP/Range map with names on it.

I only have bits and pieces, not the whole map, and it's a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy, to infinty.

[snowboard]

Originally posted by Supa Dexta
I worked with a geomagnetic surveyor from the gov't last year who had like an atlas of alberta's oil and gas industry, it was a pretty large book, and quite thick. He said it cost around 400$ (that he expensed, ha) it had every pipeline and gasplant..etc laid out.. It was amazing to see really, how every square inch of this province is covered..

i wish that i will come across this, everyday, i wish. im SO curious about it lol.

[ExtraSlow]

Originally posted by snowboard


i wish that i will come across this, everyday, i wish. im SO curious about it lol.
I have this in my office. Great maps, but does not include a strike map.
http://www.abacusdatagraphics.com/oilfieldatlas.htm

[stealth]

I have a map of where each plant is.

Like it will show the sector that Imperial Oil Cold Lake has, Firebag, etc?

Is that what you are looking for?

[be_one_six]

http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/gg98/Appleton403/OGcurrent.jpg?t=1205787517

right now O&G holds 23 wells

[be_one_six]

if you can provide me with the right area like twn/range? i can search if those 2 companys are currenly holding wells or wat company you want


http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/gg98/Appleton403/imperialCL.jpg?t=1205788599

theres strike area for imperial at cold lake

[broken_legs]

Originally posted by Crymson
IT doesn't necessarily outline pools. It assinges a strike name, to blocks of sections, for the purposes of naming wells. Usually the "strikes" are named for a nearby town. It's essentially a TWP/Range map with names on it.

I only have bits and pieces, not the whole map, and it's a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy, to infinty.


Exactly what I'm looking for. I'm not really concerned with the resource under the ground but with the boundaries or fields and naming conventions.



Would be super swell if someone had access to that PDF at the EUB :)

[thearabyknight]

I do have it but it is too large of a file for port on this forum (5Mb). I could email it to you. Let me know.

Now if someone would have a similar map for Sask that would be great.

Thanks

[broken_legs]

Originally posted by thearabyknight
I do have it but it is too large of a file for port on this forum (5Mb). I could email it to you. Let me know.

Now if someone would have a similar map for Sask that would be great.

Thanks

PM sent! :D

[JordanEG6]

I have one at work but it's got LSD numbers written everywhere from my previous strike mapping. But I can try and scan it if you want. It's big but I can try tomorrow morning if you like.

[broken_legs]

Originally posted by JordanEG6
I have one at work but it's got LSD numbers written everywhere from my previous strike mapping. But I can try and scan it if you want. It's big but I can try tomorrow morning if you like.

Thanks, but don't worry bout it.

I got one from thearabyknight

[broken_legs]

OK


Back from the dead.




Thanks to those who helped me before.


Wondering if anyone can help me find a BC and Saskatchewan Strike Map.


Thanks!!

[Denslayer]

i would like to know where i can get one for sask also :)

[thearabyknight]

I would like a Sask one as well.

[gkAeris]

bump, now that ERCB is AER, where does one get a strike map?

[gkAeris]

found it.........

IL 2001-02: Field and Pool Orders and Gas Strike Areas is considered no longer necessary as current field and pool orders and gas strike areas are available on the AER website at www.aer.ca/data-and-publications/orders/aer-order-system.

http://www.aer.ca/data-and-publications/orders/aer-order-system

[flipstah]

Originally posted by gkAeris
found it.........

IL 2001-02: Field and Pool Orders and Gas Strike Areas is considered no longer necessary as current field and pool orders and gas strike areas are available on the AER website at www.aer.ca/data-and-publications/orders/aer-order-system.

http://www.aer.ca/data-and-publications/orders/aer-order-system

Bookmarked. That's cool. Thanks.

Random: I like how AB coordinates are logical vs. BC's letter system. I still don't get it. :S

[ExtraSlow]

I worked with that BC system for a couple of years and I never really did understand it. With the Alberta system, as long as you are in Farm country, I can drive right to the location.