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	LPS AGM The Long View of Petroleum Economics D Fishman David Fishman, Fugro Robertson Ltd
	Whether we Push or Pull our Logs, What Should We Worry About ? A Quick Review of Some Issues Concerning Log Quality Assurance and Quality Control, 2009 Mike Millar, Petro-Canada UK Ltd
	Petrophysical Data Management and Regulatory Compliance Challenges in a Mature Basin, 2006 Peter Sheil, Senior Consultant, Venture Information Management Ltd.
	Interpretation of Shaly Sands Kenneth Heslop (LogX Inc.) and Alan Heslop (Anadarko Canada Corp.)
	A Probabilistic Approach to Determine Uncertainty in Calculated Water Saturation, 2000 M.C. Bowers and D.E. Fitz, ExxonMobil Exploration Company
	SCAL Designer - An Interactive Software Package Clive Cornwall, Corex (UK) Limited
	Significance of Non-Producible Petroleum Compounds in Reservoirs B. Bennett and S.R. Larter
	Percolation Theory, 2002 PR King, SV Buldyrev, NV Dokholyan, S Havlin, E Lopez, G Paul, HE Stanley
	Some simple methods for refining permeability estimates from NMR logs and generating capillary pressure curves, 2000 Ben Lowden, ResLab-ART, Suffolk
	Predicting Sand Production
	Rock mechanics - relevant for the Petrophysicist? 2008 Erling Fjr and Rune M. Holt
	Stabilisation of Unconsolidated reservoir Rocks for Core Analysis Adam Moss, ResLab ART
	Novel methods of Permeability Prediction from NMR Tool Data, 2002 S.R. Ogilvie, S. Cuddy, C. Lindsay and A. Hurst
	The ART NMR Carbonate Rock Catalogue Adam K. Moss
	Origins of Abnormal Pressure Baker Hughes INTEQ
	North Sea Rw Catalogue Adam K. Moss
	The Effect of Reservoir Confining Stress on Mercury Intrusion-Derived Pore Frequency Distribution P. Mitchell, Integrated Core Consultancy Services and K. Sincock & J. Williams, BP Exploration

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