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'Hydrocarbon Sampling in Tight Chalk'


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'LOG-SOAK-LOG' EXPERIMENT IN TENGIZ FIELD: NOVEL TECHNOLOGY


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‘Log-Soak-Log’ Experiment in Tengiz Field: Novel Technology


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“HYDROPHYSICS”: THE PETROPHYSICS OF DRILLING FLUIDS AND THEI


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“LOOK AHEAD” APPLICATIONS OF VERTICAL SEISMIC PROFILES AS A


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2-mhz Propagation Resistivity Modeling In Invaded Thin Beds


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2.25-IN. SLIM SONIC TOOL WITH MULTIPLE CONVEYANCE OPTIONS


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2020 Symposium DIGITAL Access Code to One Petro


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252 Cf-Based Delayed-Neutron Logging System For In Situ Assa


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2D RESERVOIR IMAGING USING DEEP DIRECTIONAL RESISTIVITY MEA


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2D Reservoir Imaging Using Deep Directional Resistivity Meas


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3-D Study of Resistivity Tool Responses in Formations with V


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3-Dimensional Ultradeep Azimuthal Resistivity, a Tool for Id


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3D Electromagnetic Modeling and Quality Control of Ultradeep


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3D imaging and characterization of the pore space of carbona


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3D INDUCTION LOG MODELING AS A PRACTICAL AID TO HIGH- ANGLE


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3D NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF BOREHOLE SONIC MEASUREMENTS ACQUI


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3D Parametric Inversion for Interpretation of Logging-While-


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3D PETROPHYSICS FOR HAWE: CASE STUDIES


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3D Printing Berea Sandstone: Testing a New Tool for Petrophy


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