| 252 - 252 |
APPLICATION OF X-RAY CT SCANNING TO DETERMINE GAS/WATER RELATIVE PERMEABILITIES (VOL 8, PG 185, 1993)
MACALLISTER DJ |
| 253 - 257 |
USE OF DIP AND AZIMUTH HORIZON ATTRIBUTES IN 3D SEISMIC INTERPRETATION
MONDT JC |
| 258 - 266 |
CONSIDERATIONS AFFECTING THE SCALING OF DISPLACEMENTS IN HETEROGENEOUS PERMEABILITY DISTRIBUTIONS
HEWETT TA, BEHRENS RA |
| 267 - 272 |
OPTIMIZING PRODUCTION BY FLUID AND ROCK STUDIES FOR THE STEVENS-SANDS, NORTH-COLES-LEVEE-FIELD, KERN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
UNDERDOWN DR, SCHULTS DJ, MARINE AW, MIRANDA R, KULLMAN JM |
| 273 - 279 |
SIMULATION OF HETEROGENEOUS SANDSTONE EXPERIMENTS CHARACTERIZED WITH CT SCANNING
GANAPATHY S, WREATH DG, LIM MT, ROUSE BA, POPE GA, SEPEHRNOORI K |
| 280 - 286 |
PRODUCTION LOGGING AS AN INTEGRAL-PART OF HORIZONTAL-WELL TRANSIENT-PRESSURE TEST
AHMED U, BADRY RA |
| 287 - 291 |
TRANSIENT 2D FLOW IN LAYERED RESERVOIRS WITH CROSS-FLOW
LIU CQ, WANG XD |
| 292 - 298 |
A NEW GENERAL PRESSURE-ANALYSIS PROCEDURE FOR SLUG TESTS
PERES AMM, ONUR M, REYNOLDS AC |
| 299 - 305 |
QUANTITATIVE CO2-FLOOD MONITORING-DENVER UNIT, WASSON (SAN-ANDRES) FIELD
KITTRIDGE MG |
| 306 - 314 |
PERTURBATION BOUNDARY-ELEMENT METHOD FOR HETEROGENEOUS RESERVOIRS .1. STEADY-STATE FLOW PROBLEMS
SATO K, HORNE RN |
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PERTURBATION BOUNDARY-ELEMENT METHOD FOR HETEROGENEOUS RESERVOIRS .2. TRANSIENT-FLOW PROBLEMS
SATO K, HORNE RN |
