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Relative Abundance of Common Sediments in Anadarko Basin of Oklahoma: GEOLOGICAL NOTES

John Bokman

AAPG Bulletin

... of unconformities, they are the best data available, and the more or less random distribution of missing intervals probably precludes any systematic bias...

1954

Sources Of Shoaling In Charleston Harbor, Fourier Grain Shape Analysis: DISCUSSION

James Neiheisel

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... could bias the records, and 3) dredging operations are more dependent upon the availability of required funding than on the actual rate of sediment...

1979

Statistics Overview: Part 6. Geological Methods

T. C. Coburn, Brian R. Shaw

AAPG Special Volumes

... and low values are sampled without bias and enough samples are taken to stabilize the calculations. While proper sampling techniques are essential...

1992

A Rapid Method For Concentrating Sedimentary Organic Matter For Vitrinite Reflectance Analysis: RESEARCH-METHOD PAPER

Charles E. Barker

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... breakage can also bias statistical analysis of the reflectance data if dispersed fragments of a single grain are repeatedly measured. This artificially...

1982

Foreword

Edgar Wesley Owen

AAPG Special Volumes

... by subjective factors. I have tried to keep the reader aware of my personal bias, which is a consequence of education in the United States and experience...

1975

Normal Alkane Distributions in Marine Organisms; Possible Significance to Petroleum Origin: GEOLOGICAL NOTES

Charles B. Koons , George W. Jamieson , and Leon S. Ciereszko

AAPG Bulletin

...------------------------------ for carbon numbers 24 through 32. The use of two ratios eliminates bias caused by increased concentrations at either end...

1965

Direction of Upper Paleozoic Currents, Central Alabama: GEOLOGICAL NOTE

Robert C. Whisonant

AAPG Bulletin

..., with a significant current bias evident in the first three sets. The general trend of the four sets is southwest-northeast, and the direction of current flow...

1967

Relationships Between Geologists and Geophysicists

Neal J. Smith

AAPG Bulletin

... the specialist's dilemma. The apparent bias exists only to the extent that geophysics contains a higher percentage of specialists than geology. It would ease...

1967

Transformation of Resistivity to Pseudovelocity Logs: GEOLOGIC NOTE

Albert J. Rudman , Joseph F. Whaley , Robert F. Blakely , Maurice E. Biggs

AAPG Bulletin

... to selection bias by the investigator. Is there a less arbitrary method for construction of the scale function? NEW DATA To test the validity...

1976

Fracture Development and Mechanical Stratigraphy of Austin Chalk, Texas: REPLY

Kevin P. Corbett , Melvin Friedman , John Spang

AAPG Bulletin

... as suggested by Nolen-Hoeksema would necessarily bias the results to a predisposed opinion as to the causative End_Page 794...

1989

The Quantification of Diffusive Hydrocarbon Losses Through Cap Rocks of Natural Gas Reservoirs--A Reevaluation: Discussion (1)

JON S. NELSON and E. C. SIMMONS

AAPG Bulletin

... factor may bias the results. As published, equation 3b (Krooss et al., 1992, p. 405) does not follow from equation 3a. Assuming equation 3a...

1992

Integrated and improved direct hydrocarbon indicators: A step forward in petroleum risk discrimination

P. W. Monigle, T. S. Hedayati, and F. J. Goulding

AAPG Bulletin

..., which leads to improved accuracy, while mitigating human bias. These adaptations allow the process to be more broadly applicable across a global...

2025

Integrated Static Model Uncertainty Analysis of the Lower Ben Nevis I Reservoir at the Hibernia Field

Julio de la Colina

Search and Discovery.com

... as a reference to compare to the ED analysis and to understand any inherent bias. The outputs are two linear polynomial equations (for STOOIP and Static...

Unknown

Abstract: Multi-spectral Volumetric Curvature Adding Value to 3D Seismic Data Interpretation; #90171 (2013)

Satinder Chopra and Kurt J. Marfurt

Search and Discovery.com

.... In additional the directional derivative is computed using a circular rather than linear window of traces, thereby avoiding a computational bias associated...

2013

ABSTRACT: Dynamics 3D/ 4D Modeling of Natural Gas Reservoir: Resolving the Complexities of the Niger Delta Formations for Effective Gas Production; #90007 (2002)

Ukpohor Theophilus

Search and Discovery.com

..., March 1-13, 2002 seismic data to support and enhance the interpretation, often removing the bias inherent in traditional interpretation processes. CASE...

Unknown

EXTENDED ABSTRACT: Source rock prediction in deepwater frontier exploration areas: An integrated study of the Cretaceous in the Vøring Basin; #90022 (2002)

Ute Mann, Janine Zweigel, Kjell Øygard, Grim Gjeldvik

Search and Discovery.com

... results show that the probability for oil and gas prone source rocks (with a bias to gas) is higher than that for oil prone source rocks. AAPG...

2002

ABSTRACT: FROM THE GEOLOGISTSEYES TO SYNTHETIC CORE DESCRIPTIONS: GEOLOGICAL LOG MODELLING USING WELL-LOG DATA; #90013 (2003)

BENOIT MATHIS, JEAN PIERRE LEDUC, THIBAULT VANDENABEELE

Search and Discovery.com

... allows faster interpretation (whilst removing interpreter bias) at a resolution that can approach that of the eye of the geologist looking at the core...

2003

ABSTRACT: Reservoir Zonation of Lower Cretaceous Deep-water Limestones in the Danish North Sea - New Insight from Improved Core-to-Log Correlation; #90013 (2003)

FINN JAKOBSEN, JON INESON, LARS KRISTENSEN, LARS STEMMERIK

Search and Discovery.com

... with estimates of net/gross ratios. Due to the heterogeneity of the reservoir units, the classification is based on average values, with a bias...

2003

Integrated Static Model Uncertainty Analysis of the Lower Ben Nevis I Reservoir at the Hibernia Field

Julio de la Colina

Search and Discovery.com

... as a reference to compare to the ED analysis and to understand any inherent bias. The outputs are two linear polynomial equations (for STOOIP and Static...

Unknown

Seismic Attributes for Stratigraphic Feature Characterization

Search and Discovery.com

... bias and some previously unidentifiable even with close scrutiny, appeal to interpreters. Example: In Figures 1a and b, we show a comparison horizon...

2013

Handling Seismic Anomalies on Multiple Targets

Search and Discovery.com

... the observed seismic signature. The approach thereby counteracts success case bias. The approach is consistent with the principles of statistical...

2013

Abstract: Multi-spectral Volumetric Curvature Adding Value to 3D Seismic Data Interpretation; #90171 (2013)

Satinder Chopra and Kurt J. Marfurt

Search and Discovery.com

.... In additional the directional derivative is computed using a circular rather than linear window of traces, thereby avoiding a computational bias associated...

2013

Abstract: An Overview of Oil and Gas Evaluation, Classification and Disclosure, and its use for Securities Disclosure; #90172 (2014)

David C. Elliott

Search and Discovery.com

... that evaluations were generally of reasonable quality, although there was an indication of a slight positive bias for gas. In recent years, there has been...

2014

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