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Volume 66,

Number 2,

June 2018

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Practical application of neural networks in assessing completion effectiveness in the Montney unconventional gas play in northeast British Columbia, Canada

Geochemically focused integrated approach to reveal reservoir characteristics linked to better Montney productivity potential

Organic petrography and scanning electron microscopy imaging of a thermal maturity series from the Montney tight-gas and hydrocarbon liquids fairway

Laboratory-based characterization of pore network and matrix permeability in the Montney Formation: Insights from methodology comparisons

Chemostratigraphy, petrography, and SEM investigations of the Lower Triassic Montney Formation in Alberta: Implications for a new and revised diagenetic and depositional model

Application of pore throat size distribution data to petrophysical characterization of Montney tight-gas siltstones

Permeability of the Montney Formation in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin: insights from different laboratory measurements

Recent advances in routine core analysis on the Montney Formation

Foreword: The Montney Play of Western Canada: Deposition to Development

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24 Shale gas potential of the Lower Jurassic Gordondale Member, northeastern British Columbia, Canada

24 Regional subdivisions, sequences, correlations and facies relationships of the Lower Triassic Montney Formation, west-central Alberta to northeastern British Columbia, Canada — with emphasis on role of paleostructure

19 Sedimentology and stratigraphic architecture of a point bar deposit, Lower Cretaceous McMurray Formation, Alberta, Canada

18 Lower Cretaceous gas shales in northeastern British Columbia, Part I: geological controls on methane sorption capacity

18 Laboratory-based characterization of pore network and matrix permeability in the Montney Formation: Insights from methodology comparisons

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