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Predicting Reservoir Properties in Dolomites

1997
Abstract Completely dolomitized Upper Devonian Leduc buildups at depths >4000 m have higher porosities and permeabilities than adjacent limestone buildups; dolostones are more resistant to pressure solution and tend to retain their porosity during burial.
Eric W. Mountjoy, Xiomara M. Marquez
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Prediction of Temperature in Rivers and Reservoirs

Journal of the Power Division, 1962
Procedure is presented for predicting temperature of various water bodies from weather records, inflow and outflow characteristics, and surface area and volume of body of water; method can be applied to shallow lakes, flowing streams, and detention reservoirs, in which thermocline is absent and water is so stirred by wind or current that temperatures ...
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Diagenesis and reservoir quality prediction

Reviews of Geophysics, 1995
The modern concept of ”diagenesis“ was introduced by Walther one hundred years ago to encompass the postdepositional processes that affect sediments from deposition to low‐grade metamorphism. Since Walther (1893), diagenetic studies have been concerned with an extraordinary variety of chemical and physical interactions, each of which has the potential ...
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Simulation error models for improved reservoir prediction

Reliability Engineering & System Safety, 2006
Abstract Successful reservoir prediction requires an accurate estimation of parameters to be used in the reservoir model. This research focuses on developing models for simulation error within the petroleum industry, enabling accurate parameter estimation.
Alannah O'Sullivan, Mike Christie
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EMPIRICAL PREDICTION OF CHLOROPHYLL IN RESERVOIRS

Lake and Reservoir Management, 1984
The use of nutrient loading models for predicting the trophic status of lakes and reservoirs is based partially upon empirical phosphorus/chlorophyll relationships which were originally developed u...
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The Support Vector Machines for predicting the reservoir thickness

2012 8th International Conference on Natural Computation, 2012
Reservoir thickness is an important parameter in the description and simulation of reservoir. The principle and method of the Support Vector Machines are introduced in this paper. Based on the previous study of seismic interpretation, 100 sets of data of the five seismic attributes and the reservoir thickness in a work area are used as the example for ...
Yan Deng, Haiying Wang 0002
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Prediction of the biological productivity in far east reservoirs

Doklady Biological Sciences, 2014
Hydrotechnical construction in the rivers of the Far East inevitably requires decisionmaking on imple mentation of necessary measures for protection and sustainable use of biological resources. The aim of the study is to make predictions on the biological produc tivity of the Far East reservoirs based on determination of quantitative relations ...
V V, Boulion, S E, Sirotsky, A V, Ostroukhov   +2 more
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Using Seismic for Reservoir Prediction in Miocene Reservoirs of the Piltun Field

Proceedings, 2011
The depositional environment over the Piltun Astokh area ranges from a proximal and distal shoreface setting to submarine channel complexes and turbidite sediments.
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PREDICTION OF THE CIRCULATION IN RESERVOIRS.

Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 1981
KHM ALI, D PATEMAN
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PREDICTION OF SECONDARY RECOVERY RESULTS IN STRATIFIED RESERVOIRS

Proceedings of SPE Production Technology Symposium, 1978
Introduction Although reservoir permeability variations are normal, many of our presently used predictive models are based on assumptions of homogeneity. The permeability variations usually exist as differences in both the horizontal and vertical planes of the reservoir.
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