RE:RE:Relative permyou do not this stuff until you drill it. Each deposit would be different content and the permability is alo different. They said 'small grained' and that says lower porosity as well. finer grained sand will lay over each other with less open pore space to hold oil and water, or gas. That says tighter and that is lower porosity, that means the ability to flow through it. Again would be less than Cascadura, but cas was a monster well. Those wells are few. the size at royston of the footprint is big. much larger than cascadura but less porosity etc, less flow, less reserve per hole etc.
Nothing is worth doing here unti we see the flow test. then of course finding the edge of the reservoir.
I just put my money on them having a large gas field at royston, maybe the wells only test 40Mmcfd on a AOF basis, huge winner with so many development well possibilities to drain that structure.