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Fast Track Reservoir Modeling of Shale Formations in the Appalachian Basin. Application to Lower Huron Shale in Eastern Kentucky

doi 10.2118/139101-ms
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January 1, 2010

Authors
Ognjen Srecko GrujicShahab D. MohagheghGrant S. Bromhal
Publisher

Society of Petroleum Engineers


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