Petroleum Geoscience

Editorial
pp. 1-1(1)
Author: Parker J.

Low permeability reservoirs: introduction
pp. 2-2(1)
Authors: Law A.; Megson J.; Pye M.

Exploration for and development of hydrocarbons in the Chalk of the North Sea: a low permeability system
pp. 3-12(10)
Authors: Megson J.; Hardman R.

The ‘tight gas’ challenge: appraisal results from the Devonian of Algeria
pp. 13-21(9)
Authors: Hirst J.P.P.; Davis N.; Palmer A.F.; Achache D.; Riddiford F.A.

Evaluation of a new method to build geological models of fractured reservoirs calibrated to production data
pp. 23-33(11)
Authors: Rawnsley K.; Wei L.

The seismic evaluation of a naturally fractured tight gas sand reservoir in the Wind River Basin, Wyoming
pp. 35-44(10)
Authors: Bates C.R.; Phillips D.R.; Grimm R.; Lynn H.

Effect of positive rate sensitivity and inertia on gas condensate relative permeability at high velocity
pp. 45-50(6)
Authors: Henderson G.D.; Danesh A.; Tehrani D.H.

Aeolian grain flow architecture: hard data for reservoir models and implications for red bed sequence stratigraphy
pp. 51-56(6)
Authors: Howell J.; Mountney N.

Physical reservoir models: from pictures to properties
pp. 57-62(6)
Author: Peeters M.

Increasing production from old, onshore oil fields, Azerbaijan – a case study
pp. 65-73(9)
Authors: Griffiths A.E.; Begliarbekov V.R.; Shakbazov M.A.; Sultanov P.

Application and implication of horizontal well geochemistry
pp. 75-79(5)
Authors: Wilhelms A.; Rein E.; Zwach C.; Steen A.S.

Blenheim Field: the appraisal of a small oil field with a horizontal well
pp. 81-95(15)
Authors: Dickinson B.; Waterhouse M.; Goodall J.; Holmes N.

Book reviews
pp. 97-98(2)