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Oil and Gas Reserves Estimates

Journal of Petroleum Technology, 2005
This article, written by Technology Editor Dennis Denney, contains highlights of paper OTC 17714, “Panel: Oil and Gas Reserves Estimates,” by R. Harrell, SPE, Ryder Scott Co.; R. Gajdica, SPE, BHP Billiton; D. Elliott, Alberta Securities Commission; T.S. Ahlbrandt, SPE, U.S. Geological Survey; and S.
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Estimation of Marine Mineral Reserve

Offshore Technology Conference, 1996
Abstract Reserve estimation is a process commencing with sampling and culminating in the issue of a reserve statement. The tin, gold and diamonds which occur as marine placers on the continental shelf are low grade with a very erratic mineral distribution.
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Estimation of Natural Gas Reserves

1968
Abstract All estimates of reserves depend upon certain basic scientific principles, of which Boyle's law is fundamental, though not rigidly applicable to natural gases; a correction for deviation is required. Several methods of estimation are described herein, and illustrated with equations, diagrams, and maps. Methods are:
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Estimation of Developed Petroleum Reserves

Transactions of the AIME, 1936
The purposes of this statement are to define a problem that exists in regardto the estimation of developed petroleum reserves, to analyze the problem in anabstract manner, and to discuss it as an introduction to certain papers thatfollow. The problem is to devise and develop a suitable procedure to permitmore accurate estimates of developed petroleum ...
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Reserve estimation

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2014
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The Estimation of Oil Reserves

Transactions of the AIME, 1916
Published in Petroleum Transactions, AIME, Volume 52, 1916, pages 645–648. At present it is impossible to estimate closely the amount of oil obtainable from a given area of land. However, after the completion of a few properly distributed prospect wells, one can calculate the approximate yield of the sands penetrated, with a probable ...
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Reconciliation studies and reserve estimation

Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 1992
Abstract Reconciliation studies involve the comparison of different sets of data, and the analysis of differences between them in terms of accuracy and precision. Such studies are important during reserve estimation as a means of validating input data and modelling techniques used, as well as providing a means of checking the accuracy and ...
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