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Applied Natural fracture characterization using combination of imagery and transient information: Case studies from Cambro-Ordovician tight sandstones of Algeria

Bounoua et al., 2008

Document ID
1228984120053359313
Author
Bounoua N
Dozier G
Montaggioni P
Etchecopar A
Publication year
Publication venue
SPE North Africa Technical Conference and Exhibition

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A majority of the world's oil and gas reserves are locked in tight," unconventional", reservoirs. Without the presence of fractures (natural or hydraulic), these tight reservoirs with matrix permeabilities, usually less than 0.1 md and porosities between 3-10PU, do not …
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