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• Reservoir modeling for simulation purposes
  ...s down to thin shale intercalations, sedimentary structures, and even pore scale features ([[:file:reservoir-modeling-for-simulation-purposes_fig1.png|Figur ...ansient testing]]). In particular, it is very difficult to determine large scale vertical permeability from core and log data.
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• Petrofabrics
  ...abrics is the study of deformation features in rocks, usually at the grain scale. The most commonly studied features are [[fracture]]s (distribution, morpho
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• Workovers
  ...he reservoir area to be drained by that well. A minor restriction (such as scale, fines, paraffin, or pipe dope) at the wellbore has a significant effect on ...e corrected with [[stimulation]] procedures such as acidizing, fracturing, scale, or paraffin treatments (see [[Stimulation]]) or by reperforating or additi
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• Eolian reservoirs
  In deserts, dune sediments aggrade laterally and vertically as large-scale sand blankets. These may be very thick (more than 300 m [1000 ft]), and cov ...fluvial facies associations. Eolian environments tend to occur on a large scale and dune sandstones can be greater in length than typical well spacings. We
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• Biostratigraphic correlation and age determination
  .... V. Cox, L. E. Craig, A. G. Smith, and D. G. Smith, 1990, A Geologic Time Scale—Revised Edition: Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 263 p.</ref> ...consistent use of a single time scale is more important than the choice of scale. Although absolute ages are not necessarily critical for well correlations,
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• Quartz
  ...rystals. In addition, crystal boundaries are diffuse. XPL, AFeS, KFS, BDI, Scale bar = 0.07 mm.]] ...(cement) around the upper part of the grain has far fewer inclusions. XPL, Scale bar = 0.26 mm.]]
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• Quick-look lithology from logs
  * ''Manual shifts''. On occasion, the logging engineer adjusts the SP log scale to keep it within the track. ...sity logs are superimposed in the same log track. To do this, a compatible scale must be used so that the porosity components of both logs exactly overlay.
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• Braided fluvial reservoirs
  ...y of interbedded shales. Braided river deposits can occur on a continental scale with individual systems that are very thick and laterally very extensive. G ...er-cake geometry and acting as a single integrated reservoir at the larger scale.<ref name=Gallowayandhobday_1996>Galloway, W. E., and D. K. Hobday, 1996, T
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• Seismic migration
  ...etching the vertical axes of seismic sections from a time scale to a depth scale, migration aims to put features in their proper positions in space, lateral One senses the massive scale of the computer intensive two-dimensional mapping involved in the transform
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• Flow units for reservoir characterization
  {{quotation|2. ''A flow unit is correlative and mappable at the interwell scale''.}} ...s are deterministic elements in a reservoir description, they must be of a scale that is correlative and mappable relative to well spacing. Flow units shoul
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• Hydroelectric power
  * Finally, the development of large-scale hydroelectric power requires sites that allow the building of dams that pro Small-scale hydroelectric power plants (small dams or ''run-of-river'' plants) are wide
  10 KB (1,466 words) - 16:06, 11 January 2016
• Growth fault
  ...-ramp formed to resemble the formation of the electrical fault on a larger scale. Where hanging wall intensively moves down moves down the field movement. W
  4 KB (630 words) - 18:28, 2 April 2019
• Hydrodynamics
  ...fluids can have a vertical component to their movement but, on a basinwide scale, the lateral flow component is of major concern.
  5 KB (658 words) - 22:04, 17 February 2022
• Structural geology fieldwork
  ...s a base for additional work. In areas where geologic maps at the required scale are not available, detailed mapping and traversing may be required. Fieldwo
  4 KB (557 words) - 20:06, 2 February 2022
• Geologic mapping (UGM)
  ...on read by symbols and colors. Details of geological map depend on the its scale, and the density and accuracy of observations in the field. The final resul ...it would be more efficient in geological mapping according to the desired scale. In this paper we are more focus on the method of smart mapping because thi
  29 KB (4,733 words) - 15:34, 15 January 2024
• Stratigraphic trap seals
  * [[Scale importance]]
  5 KB (632 words) - 20:26, 3 February 2022
• Pc curves and saturation profiles
  # Convert pressure scale (Y-axis) to hydrocarbon column length ( ''h'' ), where h = P_c ×
  5 KB (752 words) - 16:53, 4 April 2022
• East Breaks critical moment
  ...Sedimentary-basin-analysis_fig4-45.png|thumb|300px|{{figure number|3}}Time scale from Haq et al.;<ref>Haq, B., J. Hardenbol, and P. R. Vail, 1988, Mesozoic
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• Preparing to go to the field
  Before going into the field, determine the scale of the objectives and examine geologic maps and remote-sensing imagery. Fin
  5 KB (730 words) - 22:36, 1 February 2022
• Top seal strain estimation
  ...taken shorter line-length increments over the structure to calculate small-scale variations in strain (Koch et al., 1992). In addition, the method assumes f
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