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Correlating Clastic Reservoirs

June 2008 By Robert Shoup

The role of a subsurface geoscientist in any oil company is to find and/or develop commercial hydrocarbon reserves. To find those reserves, we must know where to find the reservoir. To develop those reserves, we must know how to delineate the reservoir.
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Correlating Clastic Reservoirs

June 2008 By Robert Shoup

The role of a subsurface geoscientist in any oil company is to find and/or develop commercial hydrocarbon reserves. To find those reserves, we must know where to find the reservoir. To develop those reserves, we must know how to delineate the reservoir.
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Correlating Clastic Reservoirs

June 2008 By Robert Shoup

The role of a subsurface geoscientist in any oil company is to find and/or develop commercial hydrocarbon reserves. To find those reserves, we must know where to find the reservoir. To develop those reserves, we must know how to delineate the reservoir.
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Correlating Clastic Reservoirs

June 2008 By Robert Shoup

The role of a subsurface geoscientist in any oil company is to find and/or develop commercial hydrocarbon reserves. To find those reserves, we must know where to find the reservoir. To develop those reserves, we must know how to delineate the reservoir.
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Correlating Clastic Reservoirs

June 2008 By Robert Shoup

The role of a subsurface geoscientist in any oil company is to find and/or develop commercial hydrocarbon reserves. To find those reserves, we must know where to find the reservoir. To develop those reserves, we must know how to delineate the reservoir.
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Correlating Clastic Reservoirs

June 2008 By Robert Shoup

The role of a subsurface geoscientist in any oil company is to find and/or develop commercial hydrocarbon reserves. To find those reserves, we must know where to find the reservoir. To develop those reserves, we must know how to delineate the reservoir.
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