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Volume 109, Number 4
April 2025
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ISSN: 0149-1423
EISSN: 1558-9153
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An enhanced method for evaluating the static connectivity of reservoirs using pressure coefficient–depth plots
Geng Qian; Haifeng Yang; Dayong Guan; Jinghan Wang; Junpei Yue; Meng Zhao
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Undoing the paradigm of lithofacies control on carbonate reservoir properties through advanced rock typing
Ousmane Mangane; Jeroen Kenter; Tarek Mecheri; Jean Borgomano; Christophe Nussbaumer
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Quantitative sequence stratigraphy applied to the Barremian–lower Aptian Urgonian carbonates deposited in Provence (southeastern France)
Mickaël Barbier; Jean Borgomano; Philippe Léonide; Gérard Massonnat; Charles Danquigny; Jean-Louis Lesueur
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Tectonic-sedimentary responses to major geological events, source rock formation mechanisms, and resource potential at depths greater than 10,000 m in the cratonic basins of China
Guangyou Zhu; Jiakai Hou; Rong Ren; Hua Jiang; Bin Zhang; Yinghui Cao; Tingting Li; Kun Zhao; Zhiyao Zhang; Yifei Ai
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Brittle deformation and hydrothermal alteration in the Barra Velha Formation, Santos Basin, offshore Brazil
Rodrigo dos Santos Maia Corrêa; Bruno Carvalho; Estibalitz Ukar; Stephen E. Laubach; André L. S. Pestilho; András Fall; Toti Larson; Daniel Stockli; Lisa Stockli; Volker Lüders; Samuel Niedermann; David A. Banks
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