Dolly and Mullarkey, 1996								Data Set 20
Reference:  Dolly, E.D., and J.C. Mullarkey, 1996, Hydrocarbon production from low contrast, low resistivity reservoirs, Rocky Mountain and Mid-Continent regions -- log examples of subtle plays: Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists, 290 p.
Authors' affiliation:  Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
Age:  Late Cretaceous
Formation:  Frontier Formation
Location:  Lincoln Road Field, La Barge Platform, Sweetwater County, Wyoming
Well:  Lincoln Road #3
Depth range:  9460-9575 feet
Clay minerals:  “Scanning electron microscope work indicates total clay content of 7 to 10% in three core samples from core depths of 9477', 9516', and 9575' with clay minerals identified as illite, montmorillonite, and chlorite.”
Log response:  “The cause of the low contrast resistivity response is thought to be due to bound water in the intragranular detrital and grain-coating authigenic clays.”
Production:  gas
Core measurement conditions:  not stated.
Data entry:  manual entry from table on page 265 of the referenced paper.