The Future Supply of Nature-Made Petroleum and Gas: Technical Reports
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The Future Supply of Nature-Made Petroleum and Gas: Technical Reports
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| ISBN-13: | 9781483181974 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | Elsevier Science |
| Publication date: | 10/22/2013 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 1086 |
| File size: | 26 MB |
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION: THE FUTURE SUPPLY OF NATURE-MADE PETROLEUM AND GAS
SECTION I: WORLD PERSPECTIVES ON CONVENTIONAL PETROLEUM
Chapter 1: OCCURRENCE OF PETROLEUM
Chapter 2: THE PETROLEUM EXPLORATION CHALLENGE WITH RESPECT TO THE DEVELOPING NATIONS
Chapter 3: TOTAL ENERGY RESOURCE EVALUATION AS PART OF FUTURE OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION
Chapter 4: IMPLICATIONS FOR FUTURE PETROLEUM EXPLORATION
Chapter 5: THE POTENTIAL AND TIME FRAME FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PETROLEUM IN THE DEEP OCEAN
SECTION II: PETROLEUM RESOURCE CLASSIFICATION
Chapter 6: IMPLICATIONS OF CHANGING OIL PRICES ON RESOURCE EVALUATIONS
Chapter 7: METHODS USED IN THE USSR FOR ESTIMATING POTENTIAL PETROLEUM RESOURCES
Chapter 8: STUDY OF PETROLEUM ZONES: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE APPRAISAL OF HYDROCARBON RESOURCES
Chapter 9: UNITED NATIONS ACTIVITIES IN THE CLASSIFICATION AND MEASUREMENT OF OIL AND GAS RESOURCES
Chapter 10: PRESENT AND FUTURE HYDROCARBON RESOURCES OF THE EARTH’S CRUST
Chapter 11: NATURE-MADE PETROLEUM AND GAS IN PLACE: METHODS OF MEASUREMENT AND RELIABILITY OF MEASUREMENTS
SECTION III: CONVENTIONAL OIL AND GAS DEPOSITS
Chapter 12: WORLD OIL AND GAS RESERVES FROM ANALYSIS OF GIANT FIELDS AND PETROLEUM BASINS (PROVINCES)
Chapter 13: GAS FROM CONVENTIONAL OIL FIELDS
Chapter 14: GAS FROM CONVENTIONAL GAS FIELDS
Chapter 15: THE POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTION OF SMALL OIL AND GAS DEPOSITS
Chapter 16: PETROLEUM POTENTIAL OF SEDIMENTARY BASINS IN THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Chapter 17: UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR AFRICA (ECA): SUMMARY OF ITS ACTIVITIES IN THE FIELD OF PETROLEUM
Chapter 18: INVESTMENT STRATEGIES FOR MAXIMIZING OIL RESERVES’ RECOVERY FROM MAJOR OFF-SHORE FIELDS
Chapter 19: AN R&D EFFORT FOR OIL PRODUCTION IN DEEP WATER
Chapter 20: STATUS OF THE USSR NATURAL GAS INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL AND FUTURE PROSPECTS
Chapter 21: DISTRIBUTION OF POTENTIAL HYDROCARBON RESOURCES IN THE USSR AND ITS BEARING ON PROSPECT EVALUATION
Chapter 22: EVALUATION METHODS OF HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL RESERVES IN EAST SIBERIA
SECTION IV: ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY
Chapter 23: ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY: WHAT OF THE FUTURE?
Chapter 24: SECONDARY RECOVERY OF OIL
Chapter 25: SECONDARY RECOVERY OPERATIONS OF OeMV-AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT
Chapter 26: TERTIARY OIL RECOVERY: HOW COME IT’S CALLED THAT?
Chapter 27: ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY IS AN IMPORTANT WAY TO INCREASE OIL RESOURCES
Chapter 28: TERTIARY OIL RECOVERY PROCESSES: PHYSICAL PRINCIPLES AND POTENTIALITIES
Chapter 29: TERTIARY RECOVERY OF CRUDE OIL
Chapter 30: POTENTIAL AND ECONOMICS OF ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY
Chapter 31: TERTIARY RECOVERY OF CRUDE OIL
Chapter 32: A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO THE ASSESSMENT OF A NATION’S OIL SUPPLY ADDITIONS THROUGH ENHANCED RECOVERY METHODS
Chapter 33: A REVIEW OF THERMAL RECOVERY APPLICATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES
Chapter 34: IN SITU COMBUSTION METHOD FOR OIL RECOVERY STATE OF THE ART AND POTENTIAL
Chapter 35: LOGISTIC RESTRAINTS FOR THE FUTURE PRODUCTION OF PETROLEUM BY TERTIARY RECOVERY
SECTION V: GAS IN TIGHT FORMATIONS
Chapter 36: THE RESOURCE POTENTIAL OF GAS IN TIGHT FORMATIONS
Chapter 37: GAS IN TIGHT FORMATIONS
Chapter 38: DEVONIAN SHALE PRODUCTION EASTERN KENTUCKY FIELD
Chapter 39: CURRENT STATUS OF PROJECTS GASBUGGY, RULISON, AND RIO BLANCO AND AN APPRAISAL OF NUCLEAR-EXPLOSIVE FRACTURING POTENTIAL FOR THE NEAR FUTURE
Chapter 40: ADVANCED STIMULATION SYSTEMS APPLIED TO MASSIVE HYDRAULIC FRACTURING--TECHNIQUES AND RESULTS
SECTION VI: TAR SAND, HEAVY OIL, AND OIL SHALE DEPOSITS
Chapter 41: DEVELOPMENT STATUS OF ALBERTA OIL SANDS--1976
Chapter 42: ACTIVITY ON THE PRODUCTION OF ENERGY FROM TAR SANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Chapter 43: HEAVY CRUDES OF VENEZUELA: AN ALTERNATIVE FOR THE FUTURE
Chapter 44: ENHANCED RECOVERY OF HEAVY OIL IN CALIFORNIA
Chapter 45: STIMULATING RECOVERY FROM HEAVY OIL RESOURCES--MID-CONTINENT AREA
Chapter 46: MULTIPURPOSE UTILIZATION OF OIL SHALE
Chapter 47: GLOBAL OIL-SHALE RESOURCES AND COSTS
Chapter 48: RESEARCH IN BITUMINOUS SHALE IN FRANCE
SECTION VII: GAS IN GEOPRESSURED RESERVOIRS
Chapter 49: THE SUPPLY OF NATURAL GAS FROM GEOPRESSURED ZONES: ENGINEERING AND COSTS
Chapter 50: GAS IN GEOPRESSURED ZONES
SECTION VIII: OTHER UNCONVENTIONAL DEPOSITS
Chapter 51: GEOCHEMICAL INTERRELATIONSHIPS AMONG FOSSIL FUELS, MARSH, AND LANDFILL GAS
Chapter 52: THE ROLE OF CONTINENTAL GLACIATION AND HYDRATE FORMATION ON PETROLEUM OCCURRENCE
Chapter 53: METHANE HYDRATE IN THE SEA FLOOR--A SIGNIFICANT RESOURCE?
Chapter 54: METHANE GAS RECOVERY FROM LANDFILLS--A WORLDWIDE PERSPECTIVE
Chapter 55: APPRAISAL OF MARSH GAS AS A POTENTIAL DOMESTIC NATURAL GAS RESOURCE IN THE UNITED STATES
SECTION IX: TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
Chapter 56: TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER: IMPACTS AND IMPLICATIONS OF PROSPECTS OF FUTURE AVAILABILITY OF OIL
Chapter 57: TRANSFER AND DISSEMINATION OF OIL AND GAS TECHNOLOGY
APPENDIX: ESTIMATES OF UNDISCOVERED PETROLEUM RESOURCES–A PERSPECTIVE
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