?GeoMet Inc.’s Chattanooga shale test, #30-03-02 Wittmeier, in Blount County,?Alabama, in late 2007 had an initial daily rate of 56,600 cubic?feet of gas and 10.3 barrels of water per day from an openhole interval between 1,970-2,214 feet, rather than 566,000 cubic feet per day as was reported in the August issue, due to an error in state records.
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