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Co-published with EAGE, Petroleum Geoscience is an outstanding refereed journal providing a multidisciplinary outlet for the publication needs of those involved in the science and technology associated with rock-related petroleum disciplines. The journal aims to improve knowledge of petroleum geoscience and reflect the international nature of the petroleum industry.

Readership includes geologists, geophysicists, petroleum engineers, petrophysicists and geochemists in the academic and professional worlds.

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Publisher: Geological Society Publishing House on behalf of the Geological Society of London and The European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers

Volume 8, Number 3, 2002
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An experimental study of the texture of deformation bands: effects on the porosity and permeability of sandstones
pp. 195-207(13)
Authors: Lothe A.E.; Gabrielsen R.H.; Bjørnevoll Hagen N.; Larsen B.T.

Detailed analysis of probe permeameter and interval pressure transient test permeability measurements in a heterogeneous reservoir
pp. 209-216(8)
Authors: Morton K.; Thomas S.; Corbett P.; Davies D.

Determination of facies from well logs using modular neural networks
pp. 217-228(12)
Authors: Bhatt A.; Helle H.B.

Quaternary lithology and shallow gas from high resolution gravity and seismic data in the central North Sea
pp. 229-236(8)
Authors: Bauer C.; Fichler C.

Predicting distribution of remobilized aeolian facies using sub-surface data: the Weissliegend of the UK Southern North Sea
pp. 237-249(13)
Authors: Strömbäck A.C.; Howell J.A.

Correlation of reservoir sandstones using quantitative heavymineral analysis
pp. 251-262(12)
Authors: Morton A.; Knox R.W.O.; Hallsworth C.

The effect of faults on the 3D connectivity of reservoir bodies: a case study from the East Pennine Coalfield, UK
pp. 263-277(15)
Authors: Bailey W.R.; Manzocchi T.; Walsh J.J.; Keogh K.; Hodgetts D.; Rippon J.; Nell P.A.R.; Flint S.; Strand J.A.

Tectono-thermal evolution of the Qaidam Basin, China: evidence from Ro and apatite fission track data
pp. 279-285(7)
Author: Nansheng Q.

Influence of clay and silica on permeability and capillary entry pressure of chalk reservoirs in the North Sea
pp. 287-293(7)
Authors: Røgen B.; Fabricius I.L.

Book reviews
pp. 294-294(1)

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