| 1 - 13 |
Nuclear magnetic resonance surface relaxivity of coals
Zheng SJ, Yao YB, Liu DM, Cai YD, Liu Y |
| 14 - 31 |
Solid bitumen in shales: Petrographic characteristics and implications for reservoir characterization
Misch D, Gross D, Hawranek G, Horsfield B, Klaver J, Mendez MF, Urai JL, Vranjes-Wessely S, Sachsenhofer RF, Schmatz J, Li J, Zou C |
| 32 - 42 |
Investigation of effect of barometric pressure on gas emission in longwall mining by monitoring and CFD modelling
Qin ZY, Guo H, Qu QD |
| 43 - 57 |
Organic petrology and geochemistry of Tournaisian-age Albert Formation oil shales, New Brunswick, Canada
Goodarzi F, Haeri-Ardakani O, Gentzis T, Pedersen PK |
| 58 - 74 |
The mode of occurrence and origin of minerals in the Early Permian high-rank coals of the Jimunai depression, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, NW China
Li BQ, Zhuang XG, Querol X, Moreno N, Cordoba P, Li J, Zhou JB, Ma XP, Liu SB, Shangguan YF |
| 75 - 86 |
Anisotropic coal permeability estimation by determining cleat compressibility using mercury intrusion porosimetry and stress-strain measurements
Raza SS, Ge L, Rufford TE, Chen ZW, Rudolph V |
| 87 - 104 |
Correlating Rock-Eval (TM) T-max with bitumen reflectance from organic petrology in the Bakken Formation
Abarghani A, Ostadhassan M, Gentzis T, Carvajal-Ortiz H, Ocubalidet S, Bubach B, Mann M, Hou XD |
| 105 - 114 |
Stable isotope reversal and evolution of gas during the hydrous pyrolysis of continental kerogen in source rocks under supercritical conditions
Wu YD, Zhang ZN, Sun LN, Li YJ, Zhang MZ, Ji LM |
| 115 - 125 |
Dual porosity modelling of the coupled mechanical response of coal to gas flow and adsorption
Chen M, Hosking LJ, Sandford RJ, Thomas HR |
| 126 - 139 |
Pore structure evolution of low-rank coal in China
Xin FD, Xu H, Tang DZ, Yang JS, Chen YP, Cao LK, Qu HX |
| 140 - 154 |
Estimating permeability in shales and other heterogeneous porous media: Deterministic vs. stochastic investigations
Apostolopoulou M, Dusterhoft R, Day R, Stamatakis M, Coppens MO, Striolo A |
| 155 - 165 |
Origin of bitumen fractions in the Jurassic-early Cretaceous Vaca Muerta Formation in Argentina: insights from organic petrography and geochemical techniques
Malachowska A, Mastalerz M, Hampton L, Hupka J, Drobniak A |
