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The Application of a Linear Increase of Velocity with Depth to Seismic Dip Migration
J. E. Stones,
Applications of the Densilog
R. H. Anderson
The Brushy Mountain Structure Sequoyah and Adair Counties, Oklahoma
John M. White Jr.
Chart Migrations
Frank A. Roberts
A Comparison of the Various Methods of Dip Migration
H. Bruce Mayo
Component Dip Nomogram
John Bemrose
Constant Velocity Case
A. J. Oden
The Desmoinesian Series, Edmond Area, Central Oklahoma
Edward L. Benoit
Dry Hole Money . . .: The Fair Contribution
John H. Folks
East Pond Creek Field, Grant County, Oklahoma
John Bado
The East Watchorn Field
Everett Carpenter
An Electronic Seismic Dip Plotter
J. A. Westphal
The Geology of the Osage Country
Rick P. Clinton
Geology of the Prague Area Lincoln and Pottawatomie Counties, Oklahoma
Kenneth E. Masters
Geophysical Case History of the Northwest Sulphur Pool, Murray County, Oklahoma
C. L. Howell
Induction-Electrical Logging in Oklahoma
H. W. True
Insoluble Residue Study and Correlation of the Arbuckle Group in Southern Oklahoma1
Hubert Dale Winland
The Lithology of the "Marchand" Conglomerate
Stephan M. Eisner
A Look at the Water Resources of Oklahoma
T. B. Dover, John Horton, A. R. Leonard
Machine Calculation of Migration Data
E. Usdin
Mass Spectrometry in Well Logging: A Preliminary Report on Field Tests Conducted by Hycalog, Inc.
H. R. Chism
The McGuckin Section Plotter
Glenn M. McGuckin
More from Your Dip-Log Surveys
Curtis Franks, Bill White
The Need for Seismic Dip Migration
W. B. Robinson.
Pediments in Areas of Falling Base-Level
William F. Tanner
Photo-Geology in "Flatland" Regions of Low Dip
Frank A. Melton
Projected Sections for Areas of Steep Dip
Harry J. Fenton
Remarks on the Porosity and Permeability of Carbonate Rocks
Theo. A. Link
Reservoir Evaluation and Reports
U. R. Laves
A Review of the N. E. Hobart Pool
F. M. Hoover
The SDP Dip Plotter
W. S. Hawes
Slide Rule Seismic Computations
Robert H. Mansfield
Subsuface Geology of the Prague-Paden Area Lincoln and Okfuskee Counties, Oklahoma
Morris Blumenthal
Subsurface Geology of a Portion of Lincoln and Payne Counties, Oklahoma
John Milton Graves
Subsurface Geology of East Central Lincoln County, Oklahoma
John Albert Cole
Subsurface Geology of South Central Kay County, Oklahoma
J. L. Querry
Subsurface Geology of the Franks Graben, Pontotoc and Coal Counties, Oklahoma
Wallace Mann
The Subsurface Geology of the Mannsville-Madill-Aylesworth Anticline
Jack M. Godfrey
Subsurface Geology of the Maysville Area, Garvin County, Oklahoma
Philip C. Withrow
The Subsurface Geology of the Pauls Valley Area, Townships 3 and 4 North, Ranges 1 East and 1 West, Garvin County, Oklahoma
William D. Laporte
Subsurface Geology of the Pennsylvanian and Upper Mississippian of Beaver County, Oklahoma
Boardman Gene Barby
Subsurface Geology of Western Garfield County, Oklahoma
James Warren Caylor
Subsurface Geology of Western Payne County, Oklahoma
C. Pleas Stringer Jr.
A Subsurface Section from Osage County to Okfuskee County, Oklahoma
Myrl Stuart Kirk
A Subsurface Study of the Lower Pennsylvanian Sediments of Northern Grady and Caddo Counties, Oklahoma
Charles H. Boeckman
A Subsurface Study of the Simpson Group in East-Central Oklahoma
Charles E. Cronenwett
Superposed Streams of the Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma
William F. Tanner
Supplemental Geologic Tools
R. G. Hamilton
Theses: 1955 - 1958
Three-Dimensional Control
G. E. Anderson
Thrust Faulting along the Wichita Mountain Front
Richard M. Riggs
Why Geologists Should Know about Mud in Rotary Drilling: Reliability of the Information Furnished by Cuttings, Cores, Mud Analysis, and Electrical Logs is Dependent upon the Properties of the Mud.
Dr. George R. Gray