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• Dictionary:Reservoir stimulation
  {{#category_index:R|reservoir stimulation}} <b>1</b>. Enhancing fluid flow into a well bore by fracturing, acidizing, or other means. <b>2</b>. Enhancing flow thr
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• Dictionary:Steam stimulation
  {{#category_index:S|steam stimulation}} ...x2019; up the heat, allowing viscous oil to flow more freely when the same well is put on production. The entire process is then repeated. Also called <b>s
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• Dictionary:Well stimulation
  {{#category_index:W|well stimulation}} Operations such as fracturing and acidizing that increase a well&#x2019;s productivity.
  213 bytes (26 words) - 18:24, 29 November 2017
• Dictionary:Reservoir stimulation/en
  {{#category_index:R|reservoir stimulation}} <b>1</b>. Enhancing fluid flow into a well bore by fracturing, acidizing, or other means. <b>2</b>. Enhancing flow thr
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• Dictionary:Reservoir stimulation/es
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• Dictionary:Steam stimulation/en
  {{#category_index:S|steam stimulation}} ...x2019; up the heat, allowing viscous oil to flow more freely when the same well is put on production. The entire process is then repeated. Also called <b>s
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• Dictionary:Steam stimulation/es
  416 bytes (75 words) - 13:40, 8 April 2021
• Dictionary:Well stimulation/es
  121 bytes (18 words) - 18:22, 30 November 2017
• Reservoir stimulation
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• Dictionary:Well stimulation/en
  {{#category_index:W|well stimulation}} Operations such as fracturing and acidizing that increase a well&#x2019;s productivity.
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• Fracture stimulation
  ...lation, also known as hydraulic fracturing, is the practice of injecting a well with large amounts of frac fluids under high pressure in order to break the '''HOW DOES WELL FRACTURING WORK TO STIMULATE PRODUCTION?'''
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• Dictionary:Enhanced oil recovery (EOR)
  ...overy_methods|''Thermal enhanced-recovery methods'']] (q.v.) include steam stimulation (huff and puff), steam flooding, and in-situ combustion. [[Special:MyLangua
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• Dictionary:Huff and puff
  ...is produced. See [[Special:MyLanguage/Dictionary:steam_stimulation|''steam stimulation'']].
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• Dictionary:Reservoir simulation
  ...del of a reservoir to test how the reservoir will perform as production or stimulation or other possible changes proceed.
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• Dictionary:Reservoir stimulation
  {{#category_index:R|reservoir stimulation}} <b>1</b>. Enhancing fluid flow into a well bore by fracturing, acidizing, or other means. <b>2</b>. Enhancing flow thr
  404 bytes (57 words) - 15:32, 17 July 2017
• Dictionary:Steam stimulation
  {{#category_index:S|steam stimulation}} ...x2019; up the heat, allowing viscous oil to flow more freely when the same well is put on production. The entire process is then repeated. Also called <b>s
  461 bytes (70 words) - 22:39, 6 November 2017
• Dictionary:Thermal enhanced-recovery methods
  ...Methods include [[Special:MyLanguage/Dictionary:steam_stimulation|''steam stimulation'']] (huff and puff), [[Special:MyLanguage/Dictionary:steam_flooding|''steam
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• Dictionary:Well stimulation
  {{#category_index:W|well stimulation}} Operations such as fracturing and acidizing that increase a well&#x2019;s productivity.
  213 bytes (26 words) - 18:24, 29 November 2017
• Microseismic
  ...n effects, borehole-related phenomena, and especially [[hydraulic fracture stimulation]] or ''fracking''. Microseisms are very well detected and measured by means of a broad-band [[seismograph]], and can be
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• Honorable Mentions (Geophysics)
  ...geo2013-0164.1 Long-period, long-duration seismic events during hydraulic stimulation of shale and tight-gas reservoirs — Part 1: Waveform characteristics.] [[ ...1190%2F1.1443533 ''Modeling of streaming potential responses caused by oil well pumping,''] [[B. Wurmstich]] and [[F. Morgan]]
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• Frank Rieber
  ...at Los Angeles, and Winifred Smith Rieber, a skilled professional artist, well known for her portraits of famous philosophers, educators, and scientists. In 1932 the reflection seismograph was still in its infancy but was well established and accepted in areas of good reflections. One can only specula
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• Eugene Brumbaugh
  ...ll make a significant contribution in finding additional oil and gas. Such stimulation brings to mind one of Newton's Laws of Motion: "A body at rest will remain ...stop as fast as it starts. The professional, besides being scientifically well trained, needs to maintain a positive attitude and be adaptable in communic
  31 KB (5,164 words) - 13:55, 17 October 2016
• Otto Ritzmann
  1962, this service was expanded to include Canadian patents as well. His During 1927, the well-known resistivity experiments of Gish and Rooney
  11 KB (1,731 words) - 15:21, 17 October 2016
• Norman Neidell
  ...education programs. With his dedicated efforts, inquiring mind, and active stimulation, it is indeed appropriate that SEG should honor Norman with Life Membership
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• Mark Zoback
  ...acteristics.” Long-period, long-duration seismic events during hydraulic stimulation of shale and tight-gas reservoirs — Part 1: Waveform characteristics, 78( ...Andreas Fault Observatory at Depth) project in which a scientific research well was successfully drilled through the San Andreas Fault at seismogenic depth
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• Scott Baldridge
  ...ed our profession by providing hands-on field experiences and intellectual stimulation for the exploration geophysicists of tomorrow.
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• George Jiracek
  experiences and intellectual stimulation for the exploration geophysicists of tomorrow.
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• Mark McClure
  ...on in three complementary areas: hydraulic stimulation in shale, hydraulic stimulation for exploitation of geothermal resources, and induced seismicity. He develo
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• SEG keywords
  |[[Dictionary:development well|development and production]] |[[Dictionary:fracture stimulation|fracture stimulation]]
  12 KB (1,230 words) - 13:53, 9 February 2018
• David Lancaster
  ...st analysis and formation evaluation, stimulation design and analysis, and well performance predictions, especially in lower permeability gas reservoirs.<r
  2 KB (201 words) - 14:49, 17 October 2016
• Indrajit Das
  ...acteristics.” Long-period, long-duration seismic events during hydraulic stimulation of shale and tight-gas reservoirs — Part 1: Waveform characteristics, 78(
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