| 1 - 8 |
The role of pre-adsorbed water on methane sorption capacity of Bossier and Haynesville shales
Merkel A, Fink R, Littke R |
| 9 - 24 |
Oil adsorption in shale nanopores and its effect on recoverable oil-in-place
Wang S, Feng QH, Javadpour F, Xia T, Li Z |
| 25 - 34 |
Development of a microbial process for methane generation from bituminous coal at thermophilic conditions
Rathi R, Priya A, Vohra M, Lavania M, Lal B, Sarma PM |
| 35 - 45 |
Coupled 3-D numerical simulation of proppant distribution and hydraulic fracturing performance optimization in Marcellus shale reservoirs
Kong B, Fathi E, Ameni S |
| 46 - 57 |
Permeability variation associated with fines production from anthracite coal during water injection
Guo ZH, Hussain F, Cinar Y |
| 58 - 70 |
Organic-matter accumulation of the lacustrine Lunpola oil shale, central Tibetan Plateau: Controlled by the paleoclimate, provenance, and drainage system
Ma PF, Wang LC, Wang CS, Wu XH, Wei YS |
| 71 - 84 |
Depositional environment and hydrocarbon potential of the Middle Triassic strata of the Sverdrup Basin, Canada
Kondla D, Sanei H, Embry A, Ardakani OH, Clarkson CR |
| 85 - 104 |
Microbial controls on the origin and evolution of coal seam gases and production waters of the Walloon Subgroup; Surat Basin, Australia
Baublys KA, Hamilton SK, Golding SD, Vink S, Esterle J |
| 105 - 114 |
Influence of charcoal fines on the thermoplastic properties of coking coals and the optical properties of the semicoke
Guerrero A, Diez MA, Borrego AG |
| 115 - 125 |
3D mapping of carbon dioxide-induced strain in coal using digital volumetric speckle photography technique and X-ray computer tomography
Mao LT, Hao N, An LQ, Chiang FP, Liu HB |
| 126 - 144 |
The role of solid bitumen in the development of porosity in shale oil reservoir rocks of the Upper Cretaceous in Colombia
Julia T, Suarez-Ruiz I, Marquez R, Ruiz B |
