Modern Petroleum Technology, Upstream

(Author), Richard A. Dawe (Edited by)

9780470850213, Wiley

Hardback, published 27 July 2000

496 pages
25.2 x 19.8 x 3.6 cm, 1.134 kg

The Upstream volume of this definitive reference, provides the most authoritative and up-to-date review of the latest technology used within the upstream side of the international petroleum industry.

Upstream, examines the different stages of the exploration and production processes involved in the location and extraction of raw materials, including the latest applications employed in modern seismic technology and the production of heavy oil.

All aspects of this area of petroleum are covered from the innovations in technology to the environmental issues surrounding its practical application.

Written by leading experts in the field ensures that Modern Petroleum Technology: Upstream remains an essential information source for librarians, technicians and managers.

Contributors.

Volume Editor's Foreword.

Acknowledgements.

Introduction (P. Jones).

New Technological Developments (R. Dawe).

Fundamentals of Exploration and Production (R. Dawe).

Geoscience (R. Selley).

Petroleum Geochemistry (A. Fleet).

Geophysics (M. Schoenberger).

Drilling Operations (J. Ford).

Petrophysics (K. Boyle, et al.).

Reservoir Engineering (R. Dawe).

Production Engineering (Texaco North Sea UK Co.).

Natural Gas (R. Cranmore and E. Stanton).

Transportation (R. Cranmore and E. Stanton).

Heavy Oil and Viscous Oil (C. Smalley).

Index.

Subject Areas: Earth sciences [RB]