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Ultra-deep oil and gas structure is the key field of exploration and development in the southern margin of Junggar Basin. In this area, the formation lithology is complex, the rock strength is high, and the drilling engineering has problems such as low ...
Yang Hu +6 more
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Objective Multiple types of oil reservoirs, including conventional oil, tight oil, and shale oil, have been discovered from the slope area to the depression area in the Jimusaer Depression, demonstrating the characteristics of conventional ...
ZHI Dongming +5 more
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Fig. 3. Eucricetodon aff. E. caducus from the late Oligocene of the Junggar basin, locality XJ 99006. A–J. upper molars (V15974.1–10). K–S. lower molars (V15974.11–19).Published as part of <i>Maridet, Olivier, Wu, Wenyu, Ye, Jie, Bi, Shundong, Ni ...
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Fig. 5. Mandible of Eucricetodon aff. E. caducus, labial view, from the late Oligocene of the Junggar basin, locality XJ 99006 (V15974.14).Published as part of <i>Maridet, Olivier, Wu, Wenyu, Ye, Jie, Bi, Shundong, Ni, Xijun & Jin, 2009 ...
Wu, Wenyu +5 more
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Overpressure is widespread in the southern margin of the Junggar Basin, northwestern China. Pressure measurements in drillstem tests and repeated formation tests and estimates from wire-line logs indicate contrasting overpressure values between permeable
Liu, Loujun +4 more
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Background Xinjiang serves as an important coal production base in northwestern China. This region holds approximately 40% of China’s predicted coal reserves, with its coal resources primarily distributed in coal-accumulating basins such as Junggar, Yili,
Shuzheng NING +7 more
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The eastern Junggar Basin in northwest China is a potential area of sympatry for breeding Long-legged Buzzards (Buteo rufinus) and upland Buzzards (B. hemilasius).
Jevgeni +14 more
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Intelligent noise suppression for 3D post-stack seismic data of the Junggar Basin
Objective The Junggar Basin is recognized as a significant petroliferous basin in China, and its hydrocarbon exploration targets have shifted to deeper strata.
Long, PAN +6 more
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GEOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF BITUMEN VEIN DEPOSITS AT GHOST-CITY, JUNGGAR BASIN, NORTHWEST CHINA
Veins of solid bitumen occur in Cretaceous sandstones at the northwest margin of the Junggar Basin, China. The bitumen has a low aromaticity and a composition comparable to gilsonite.
FU, JM, PARNELL, J, GENG, AS, SHENG, GY
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Single-Factor Comprehensive Reservoir Quality Classification Evaluation-Taking the Hala'alat Mountains at the Northwestern Margin of the Junggar Basin as an Example. [PDF]
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