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Ultra-trace Element Analysis of Carbonate Rocks by APDC-MIBK Extraction and Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry
Brian E. St. John
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... - Last_Page 541------- Atomic absorption spectrophotometry is rapidly gaining wide acceptance in geochemical research owing to the speed, cheapness...
1970
Fast Optimization of the Net Present Value of Unconventional Wells Using Rapid RTA
Leopoldo Matias Ruiz Maraggi, Mark P. Walsh, Larry W. Lake, Frank R. Male
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
.... cluster spacing (number of fractures) function. This optimum value is a trade-off between the fracture treatment cost, the speed of recovery...
2024
Wave and Bottom Sediment Interactions over a Submerged Sand Bank during the Winter Cold-Front Season, Western Louisiana
Daijiro Kobashi, Felix Jose, Gregory Stone
GCAGS Transactions
... dramatically changes from south to north, wind speed increases, and air temperature drops (Stone, 2000). During our survey period, 11 cold fronts passed...
2006
Geographic Text Search A New Approach to Information Discovery (Poster 5)
J. P. Mazzaferro
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... oil and gas companies that have implemented this solution has deployed it in two business units to help speed worker productivity. A manager in charge...
2006
Geophysical Frontiers
George E. Wagoner
AAPG Bulletin
.... The competition has also resulted in improvement of field techniques to speed operations so that more profiles may be obtained per day. This, of course, is also...
1951
Relation Between Variability in Grain Size and Area of Samples on a Carbonate Sand Beach
John C. Davis, Curtis D. Conley
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... there is a practical limit to the number of measurements that can be made on a thin section, regardless of its size, dictated by the speed with which...
1977
A New Approach to Portable Vibracoring Underwater and on Land: METHOD PAPER
Douglas E. Lanesky, Brian W. Logan, Raymond G. Brown, Albert C. Hine
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... the unit requires minimal machining and specialized fabrication. The entire system is relatively light in weight, is readily used by 2 or 3 persons and can...
1979
Pressure Detection: Part 3. Wellsite Methods
Parke A. Dickey
AAPG Special Volumes
.... The rate increases because bottom hole conditions change from overbalanced to underbalanced. Because lithology, rotary speed, and weight on the bit also...
1992
Study on beneficiation of silica sand by Wet High-Intensity Magnetic Separators (WHIMS) and reverse flotation technique for glass application: A case study from Sihanoukville, Cambodia
R. Sochea, S. Somsak, A. Numprasanthai
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
...% solid. In this case, the optimization of the attrition process was applied by studying the effect of impeller speed, and time of scrubbing before we...
2020
Use of Ca/Mg Ratio in Porosity Studies
George V. Chilingar
AAPG Bulletin
... with CO2 was passed with a constant speed of ½ liter per minute for a period of 3 weeks through glass tubes filled with broken carbonate rocks (1-5 mm...
1956
Bottom Currents And Sediment Transport on San Pedro Shelf, California
David E. Drake, David A. Cacchione, Herman A. Karl
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
..., and June 1978 at Long Beach were persistently light, averaging 3 m/s. The highest recorded speed was 8 m/s. Vector averages over 24-hour periods show...
1985
Mud Micro-washovers: An Intertidal Sedimentary Structure Indicating Atmospheric Exposure
J. R. L. Allen
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
.... A mean wind speed (10 m height) of about 10 m sec-1 is therefore indicated, w th the local speed during gusts reaching perhaps 15 m sec-1 for a time...
1985
Tidal Current Ridges in the Southwestern Yellow Sea
Liu Zhenxia, Huang Yichang , Zhang Qinian
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
...., AND HOWARD, J. D., 1982, Variation in sand body types on the eastern Bering Sea epicontinental shelf: Geologic en Mijnbouw, 61, p. 1-37. OFF...
1989
High-Resolution X-Radiography of Laminated Sediment Cores: RESEARCH METHOD PAPER
Thomas J. Algeo, Mark Phillips, Jacek Jaminski, Matthew Fenwick
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
...) by positioning a sample beneath a lead shield having a window of specified width. Movement at a constant speed beneath the window results in all parts...
1994
Mississippi River Delta--April 9, 1976--from Landsat 2: GEOLOGIC NOTES
George T. Moore
AAPG Bulletin
...., personal commun.). Table 2 shows the wind direction and speed for a period of 48 hours prior to the time when this image was acquired. Between 1800...
1979
Temperatures and Depth-Dependent Heat Flow in Western North Sea
C. P. Andrews-Speed , E. R. Oxburgh , B. A. Cooper
AAPG Bulletin
...Temperatures and Depth-Dependent Heat Flow in Western North Sea C. P. Andrews-Speed , E. R. Oxburgh , B. A. Cooper 1984 1764 1781 68 11. (November...
1984
Phase-Ray Maslov Summation: A Complete Finite-Frequency Ray Method
Tianfei Zhu
Search and Discovery.com
..., namely, signals of all frequencies propagate at a single speed and along a single ray path. This amounts to neglecting the scattering effects due...
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Phase-Ray Maslov Summation: A Complete Finite-Frequency Ray Method
Tianfei Zhu
Search and Discovery.com
..., namely, signals of all frequencies propagate at a single speed and along a single ray path. This amounts to neglecting the scattering effects due...
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Abstract: Dielectric Permittivity of Clay Adsorbed Water: Effect of Salinity; #90172 (2014)
Sanaa Aqil, Douglas R. Schmitt
Search and Discovery.com
... the effect of adsorbed water salinity on the conductivity and permittivity: the main factors influencing the speed and attenuation of radar waves...
2014
Abstract: A Case History in Community Engagement Good Practice Avalon Rare Metals Inc Engagement with Aboriginal People in the Northwest Territories; #90172 (2014)
Bill Mercer
Search and Discovery.com
... with “heavy” rare earths (high atomic weight) compared to typical deposits. The heavy rare earths are scarcer than light rare earths and as a result more...
2014
Abstract: Non-destructive Geochemical Analyses of Shale from outcrop and Core Using State-of-the-art LA-ICP-MS; #90187 (2014)
Dave Keighley, Chris McFarlane, and Yan Luo
Search and Discovery.com
... Hz, and a stage scan speed of 80 µm/s. This scan speed enables a 12-15cm length of core to be analyzed in 25 to 30 minutes. The Agilent 7700x...
2014
OUR FUTURE, by Dan L. Smith, #70009 (2003).
Search and Discovery.com
2003
Capturing Depositional Processes Using MPS Simulation with Multiple Training Images
Prasenjit Roy and Sebastien Strebelle
Search and Discovery.com
... is a geostatistical approach that combines g pp Ability to reproduce “shapes” Speed flexibility and easy data conditioning Speed, Well data Excellent...
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Development of a Methodology for the Location of New Producer Wells from the Computational Modeling based on Streamline Simulation, by Olga Patricia Rueda, Miguel Jose Bernal, Elkin Rodolfo Santafe1, #40697 (2011)
Search and Discovery.com
2011
Application of Illumination Compensation to Irregular Surface Areas Imaging; #40773 (2011)
Yueming Ye and Ru-shan Wu
Search and Discovery.com
... exist. Beasley and Lynn (1992) proposed a “zero-speed layer” concept, which would also remove the impact of irregular surface by inserting a virtual...
2011