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Which halogen to choose? Comparing the effects of chlorine and fluorine as bioisosteric substituents in drug design. [PDF]

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Summerfield CJE, Pattison G.
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Ecological Impacts of Emamectin Benzoate, a Sea Lice Therapeutant, on Benthic Communities in the Vicinity of Norwegian Aquaculture Facilities. [PDF]

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Arnberg M, Drivdal M, Evenset A, Lillicrap A, Macken AL, Ramasco V, Skomsø DB, Sagerup K, Refseth GH.   +8 more
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A Dataset of Plausible Proton Transfer Steps for Arrow-Pushing Mechanisms. [PDF]

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Dashuta AE, Miller RJ, Baldi P, Sander T, Van Vranken DL.   +4 more
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Information, certainty, and learning. [PDF]

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Harris JA, Gallistel CR.
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A Novel Well Log Data Quality Prescriptive Framework for Enhancing Well Log Data Quality Interpretation

Middle East Oil, Gas and Geosciences Show, 2023
Abstract Reservoir formation evaluation in real time has become essential with the rise of logging while drilling solutions, and the strive to achieve greater precision measurements, while reducing the time from drilling to production. Well log data quality represents a crucial part of ensuring that the interpretations are precise, and ...
Klemens Katterbauer, Abdallah Al Shehri
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Data Mining Well Logs for Optimum Well Placement

Volume 11: Petroleum Technology, 2020
Abstract Well placement with geosteering can get very complex in reservoirs with formation change not simply addressed by changes in the gamma ray log response. This paper uses data mining to characterize complex reservoirs for optimum well placement. The objective of this paper is to develop a data mining process to evaluate non-trivial
Runar Nygaard, Svein Hellvik, Espen Hoel, Mohammed Al Dushaishi, Anuroop Pandey   +4 more
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Joint inversion of well‐log data

SEG Technical Program Expanded Abstracts 2009, 2009
We consider the processing of well log data, in which the measurements taken at a reservoir level (fluid filled porous rock) give the properties of the compound medium. From a collection of noisy well log measurements, it is desired to estimate the parameters characterizing the formation, namely the porosity and the volume ratio of the individual fluid
MIOTTI, FABIO MARCO, ROVETTA, DIEGO, BERNASCONI, GIANCARLO   +2 more
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