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First Break - Volume 22, Issue 11, 2004
Volume 22, Issue 11, 2004
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ARKeX on the way to hatching an EGG
By A. McBarnetA new UK company is planning a breakthrough in airborne gravity gradiometry. Andrew McBarnet has been talking to its key executives.
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Hydrocarbon screening of the deep continental margins using non-seismic methods
Authors J.D. Fairhead, C.M. Green and K.M.U. FletcherJ. Derek Fairhead, Chris M. Green and Kirsten M.U. Fletcher of GETECH claim new refinements in resolution are providing increasing value for satellite-derived gravity data in hydrocarbon exploration.
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Advanced 3D modelling of gravity field unmasks reserves of a pyrite-polymetallic deposit: a case study from the Greater Caucasus
Authors L.V. Eppelbaum and B. E. KhesinLev V. Eppelbaum and Boris E. Khesin present findings from prospecting for ore deposits in the Greater and Lesser Caucasus using modern 3D gravity-magnetic modelling.
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Oil companies cautious over investment as cash rolls in
The Global Upstream Performance Review, published last year for the first time jointly by UK company Harrison Lovegrove and US-based John S. Herold constitutes one of the best studies of oil company reserve positions, earnings and investment. The article presents an abridged version of the 2004 review
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Reflections on 3D seismic
By I. GauslandWhen marine 3D seismic surveys started in the late 1970s, field parameters and processing steps were designed based on signal theroy and physical parameters. The need for larger data volumes and higher processing speed led to techniques that did not really follow the original designs, but gave impressive results rather quickly.
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Quantifying uncertainty for mapping fracture intensity: an improved workflow
Authors P. M. Wong and S. BoernerFractured reservoir characterization requires a good understanding of the spatial distribution of fracture intensity. In practice, the relationships between various geological, structural and seismic attributes and fracture intensity are complex and can be highly nonlineair.
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