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Shale reservoir properties from digital rock physics

Diaz et al., 2012

Document ID
15558301870660595545
Author
Diaz E
Walls J
Publication year
Publication venue
3rd EAGE Shale Workshop-Shale Physics and Shale Chemistry

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DRP merges three key technologies that have evolved rapidly over the last decade. One is high resolution diagnostic imaging methods that permit detailed examination of the internal structure of rock samples over a wide range of scales. The second is advanced numerical …
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