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Estratigrafía del Holoceno de la Llanura costera del margen sur del Río de la Plata
By: Contributor(s): Series: Cavallotto, José Luis ; Publication details: Instituto Argentino del Petróleo, IAP Description: 17 pSubject(s): DDC classification:- 068.82-553.28 C749 1996
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Solving the gummy bears mystery may unlock greater shale production
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As demand for heavy oil shrinks, pipeline capacity is growing
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Succeeding at petroleum engineering in a digital age
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What is the future demand for petroleum engineers?
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Think you know where proppant goes during fracturing?
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Building a Defensible Digital Network Business
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A New Way of Managing Drilling Required Bridging Old Divides
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Getting Your Perforations in a Line Can Mean More-Productive Fracturing
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Sometimes the Hard Part Is Not Solving the Problem; It Is Finding a Way To Deliver the Solution
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US Fracturing Test Data
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Looking or fracturing sand
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Filling in the blanks to limit earthquake risks
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Hydraulic fracturing conference offers new insights
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Where do you want to drill?
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Rebound to test if cost cuts will last
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New permian oil play.
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Engineers need to learn from history because the industry tends to repeat it
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Looking for oil from more angles
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A biotech answer to a driller's problem
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Canadian oil sands output cut 1 million B/D
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Texas says no
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Man vs. drilling machine. Can be a productive thing
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Heavy oil innovation
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Big data vs. diverse data
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Drillers vs. Granite. Hard Rock Is Losing Its Edge
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Oil Companies Demand Digital Their Way
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A Big Question for Digital Experts: What Is the Driller Trying To Do?
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A Norwegian Oil Company Could Play a Key Role in Brazil's Gas Transformation
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In 2040, will there be jobs for petroleum engineers?
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Will shale oil ever make money?
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This vision of onshore seismic may look strange at first
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More exact measures raise tough questions
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Pressure to reduce methane emissions highlights the need for better monitoring
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Selling new proppant demands focus on the old bottom line
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Seeking lower-cost ways to deal with fracturing water
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Turning a scientific tool into an engineering machine
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Seismic unwired
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Offshore seismic feeling pressures to change
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Make or breakeven
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Making data pay
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What do fractures look like?
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Someday soon, a computer will do the report for the morning meeting
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GRADUATION RATES: Keep falling, but oil execs are not complaining yet
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If You Build a Better SUCKER ROD, Will Buyers Be Willing To Change?
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Hard times in canadian oil could be useful experience
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A Constellation of Satellites Hunting Methane Leaks Is Launching Soon
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The sound of one fracture flowing
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What's the best friction reducer?
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What's diferent about these drill bits?
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The future of the oil sands depends on one thing
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Turning dirty produced water into fresh water and salt to sell
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Stressed about production?
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Testing tiny grains seeking more output
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Oil price plunge requires revised completion methods
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Well capping becomes an industry of its own
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Seismic unwired
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Oilfield flares
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Surging on fatter tax breaks and blue fuel visions
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Argentina's shale play is beginning to live up to expectations
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When fracturing heed the plugs
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Macondo changed BOPs
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Want more production? Try taking a break
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With automation in hand drillers demand a raise
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What's the difference between tier 1 and tier 2? not much
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Sorting out where the sand flows during fracturing
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An Invention Promising Less Carbon and Cost Could Allow More STRANDED-GAS DEVELOPMENT
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The digital future of E&P can lead data-driven anxiety
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Permian operators squeezed by growing water pressure
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Drilling by the numbers demands better numbers
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Drilling slowdown sparks water trading
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Russia's push for oil and gas growth stunted by oversupplied markets
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Drilling wells ever faster may not be the measure of success
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E&P software: The next generation
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New uses keep emerging for a deceptively simple pump
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Finding pathways to produce heavy oil from canadian carbonates
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North's Sea problems driving push for change
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Test shows fracturing can also create underground water heating
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Drilling change requires changing drillers
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Report recounts the missed signals leading to a blowout that killed five
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Rapid evaluation of development ideas has engineers thinking
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Who's Right?
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Mountains in Oman can store huge amounts of CO2 if a way can be found into the tight rock
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Time to see if fracturing for steam pays off
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Big fracs. That add more oil may also mean more water, and that can be all right
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Drilling Data: Raise Questions About Time of Events and Calculations
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Teasing Meaning Out of a Tangle of Fracturing Data
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Digital Change Takes a Network
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Now Is the Time for Gas Lift To Live Up to Its Potential
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Using Cameras To Understand What Is Happening While Drilling
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CO2 Capture and Storage Requires Challenging Engineering in Unfamiliar Spaces
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A New Recipe for Friction-Reducer Suppliers: Polymer Plus Frac Water, Minus the Cost
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The problems with bigger fracs in tighter spaces
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Pores to predictions
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Offshore operators shed costs, but can they keep them off?
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New perforation gun design tests the value of simplicity
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Rethinking proppant
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More carbon dioxide means more oil
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In search of bigger, stronger, and lighter ways to open paths for oil production
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Estratigrafía del Holoceno de la Llanura costera del margen sur del Río de la Plata
APA
Cavallotto J. L., Argentina. Servicio de Hidrografía Naval, Congreso Geológico Argentino (13er. : 1996 oct. 13-18 : Buenos Aires) y Congreso de Exploración de hidrocarburos (3er. : 1996 oct. 13-18 : Buenos Aires) & Argentina. Servicio de Hidrografía Naval.Estratigrafía del Holoceno de la Llanura costera del margen sur del Río de la Plata. : Instituto Argentino del Petróleo, IAP.
Chicago
Cavallotto José Luis, Argentina. Servicio de Hidrografía Naval, Congreso Geológico Argentino (13er. : 1996 oct. 13-18 : Buenos Aires) y Congreso de Exploración de hidrocarburos (3er. : 1996 oct. 13-18 : Buenos Aires) and Argentina. Servicio de Hidrografía Naval.Estratigrafía del Holoceno de la Llanura costera del margen sur del Río de la Plata. : Instituto Argentino del Petróleo, IAP.
Harvard
Cavallotto J. L., Argentina. Servicio de Hidrografía Naval, Congreso Geológico Argentino (13er. : 1996 oct. 13-18 : Buenos Aires) y Congreso de Exploración de hidrocarburos (3er. : 1996 oct. 13-18 : Buenos Aires) and Argentina. Servicio de Hidrografía Naval.Estratigrafía del Holoceno de la Llanura costera del margen sur del Río de la Plata. : Instituto Argentino del Petróleo, IAP.
MLA
Cavallotto José Luis, Argentina. Servicio de Hidrografía Naval, Congreso Geológico Argentino (13er. : 1996 oct. 13-18 : Buenos Aires) y Congreso de Exploración de hidrocarburos (3er. : 1996 oct. 13-18 : Buenos Aires) and Argentina. Servicio de Hidrografía Naval.: Instituto Argentino del Petróleo, IAP. .
