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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 13, Number 1, 2007
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Using geological information to optimize fracture stimulation practices in the Cooper Basin, Australia
pp. 3-16(14)
Authors: Nelson, Emma J.; Chipperfield, Simon T.; Hillis, Richard R.; Gilbert, John; McGowen, Jim

A new technique for evaluating coarse grids based on flow thresholding
pp. 17-24(8)
Authors: Zhang, Pinggang; Pickup, Gillian E.; Christie, Michael A.

Hierarchical approach for simulating fluid flow in normal fault zones
pp. 25-35(11)
Authors: Berg, Silje Støren; Øian, Erlend

Petroleum generation and migration in the `Tight Gas' area of the German Rotliegend natural gas play: a basin modelling study
pp. 37-62(26)
Authors: Schwarzer, D.; Littke, R.

Sandstone compaction, grain packing and Critical State Theory
pp. 63-67(5)
Authors: Pettersen, Øystein

Wettability of chalk: impact of silica, clay content and mechanical properties
pp. 69-80(12)
Authors: Strand, S.; Hjuler, M. L.; Torsvik, R.; Pedersen, J. I.; Madland, M. V.; Austad, T.

How depositional texture and diagenesis control petrophysical and elastic properties of samples from five North Sea chalk fields
pp. 81-95(15)
Authors: Fabricius, Ida L.; Røgen, Birte; Gommesen, Lars

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