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Flow units for reservoir characterization (view source)
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| Pembina, Alberta || Reservoir characterization of shelf sandstones by “lithohydraulic units”<ref name=pt06r67 />
| Pembina, Alberta || Reservoir characterization of shelf sandstones by “lithohydraulic units”<ref name=pt06r67 />
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| Balmoral, North Sea || Flow unit model of turbidite sands integrating geological and petrophysical properties for reservoir simulation and management<ref name=pt06r121>Slatt, R. M., Hopkins, G. L., 1990, [https://www.onepetro.org/journal-paper/SPE-18136-PA Scaling of geological reservoir description to engineering needs]: Journal of Petroleum Technology, Feb., p. 202–210.</ref>
| Balmoral, North Sea || Flow unit model of [[turbidite]] sands integrating geological and petrophysical properties for reservoir simulation and management<ref name=pt06r121>Slatt, R. M., Hopkins, G. L., 1990, [https://www.onepetro.org/journal-paper/SPE-18136-PA Scaling of geological reservoir description to engineering needs]: Journal of Petroleum Technology, Feb., p. 202–210.</ref>
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| colspan = 2 align = center | ''' Carbonate Reservoirs '''
| colspan = 2 align = center | ''' Carbonate Reservoirs '''