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• SecEd Magazine: Casestudy - The Ambassador

  

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  Thursday 19 June 2008
  Industry, STEMNET, petroleum exploration
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• Digital Energy Journal: Double North Sea oil with Rock Physics?

  Exploration and Drilling Double North Sea oil with rock physics? Martyn Millwood Hargrave, managing director of London-based company Ikon Science, believes that rock physics based technologies could help find and access a further 4 billion barrels of oil in the North Sea, on top of the 4 billion barrels thought to be left to be recovered through normal means. "In the North Sea there are about 4 billion barrels left to be found with conventional E&P methods but up to 8 billion barrels using rock...

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  Thursday 1 November 2007
  North Sea oil
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• The Shared Earth Model Re-Visited A new generation of integrated models will actively add value to subsurface studies and reservoir management.

  A new generation of integrated models will actively add value to subsurface studies and reservoir management. P. A.Gutteridge & D. E Gawith THE SHARED EARTH MODEL RE-VISITED Introduction There is an earth model implicit in the work of every subsurface discipline. Seismic interpretation is guided by a constantly-reviewed mental model. A flow simulation model is a numerical abstraction guided by the engineer's feeling for the dynamic effects of geological features and rock properties. Sedimentol...

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  Friday 7 September 2007
  integrated earth models
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• 'Volcano gets choke chains to slow mud' - Nature Magazine

  NEWS NATURE|Vol 445|1 February 2007 Volcano gets choke chains to slow mud Indonesian geophysicists hope to stem the flow of a destructive mud volcano on East Java by dropping chains of concrete balls into its mouth. The mud eruption began on 29 May last year in the middle of a rice paddy in the village of Porong, 30 kilometres south of Surabaya, the provincial capital. Since then, the volcano has spewed out up to 126,000 cubic metres of mud a day, flooding an area of more than 4 square kilomet...

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  Thursday 1 February 2007
  Volcano
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• Nature Magazine: Volcano get choke chains to slow mud

  NEWS NATURE|Vol 445|1 February 2007 Volcano gets choke chains to slow mud Indonesian geophysicists hope to stem the flow of a destructive mud volcano on East Java by dropping chains of concrete balls into its mouth. The mud eruption began on 29 May last year in the middle of a rice paddy in the village of Porong, 30 kilometres south of Surabaya, the provincial capital. Since then, the volcano has spewed out up to 126,000 cubic metres of mud a day, flooding an area of more than 4 square kilomet...

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  Thursday 1 February 2007
  Volcano
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• Hart E&P: Emerging technologies – MWP, Modelling While Picking

  Harts E&P December 2006 Pages 41-43 Emerging technologies ­ MWP, Modelling While Picking A combination of two software tools provides a greater understanding of the rock physics of a reservoir. Author ­ Martyn Millwood Hargrave, Ikon Science The technological focus of geoscientific interpretation has always shifted with the E&P industry's challenges and opportunities. At the start of the millennium, visualisation of large 3D seismic data volumes set the pace and recently the industry has seen...

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  Friday 1 December 2006
  Modelling While Picking
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• OilBarrel: The “Thin” Oil And Gas Company And The Role Of Service Concerns In The North Sea

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  Saturday 1 October 2005
  North Sea
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