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Petroleum Abstracts is the world’s leading information source for published knowledge related to all upstream oil and gas exploration and production areas. By accessing Petroleum Abstracts directly through Dialog, you can take advantage of our transactional and subscription pricing options, powerful research tools and breadth of other content sources.
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Overview of Petroleum Abstracts at The University of Tulsa
Petroleum Abstracts is the world’s leading information source for published scientific and technical knowledge related to oil and gas exploration and production.
Annually, Petroleum Abstracts covers approximately 300 journals and more than 250 conference proceedings, plus patent gazettes and full-text patents, government documents and reports, dissertations, books, maps and many other sources, including exclusive coverage of meetings not available to other databases.
The content in TULSA is indexed by experts and scientists in the fields of Petroleum Engineering and Geosciences which offers precise, consistent, and comprehensive indexing of upstream data, allowing searchers of the database to quickly find the information needed.
What areas does Petroleum Abstracts cover?
- Petroleum exploration geology, geophysics, and geochemistry
- Drilling
- Well logging
- Well completion and servicing
- Production of oil and gas
- Reservoir engineering and recovery methods
- Pipelining, shipping and storage
- Alternative fuels and energy sources
- Health, safety and environment
What questions can Petroleum Abstracts help to answer?
Use Petroleum Abstracts to answer such questions as:
- What recent publications are available on depth correlation?
- How are the best zones with hydrocarbon presence identified in Neuquén basin?
- What are the latest methods for modelling surge and swab pressures in horizontal and inclined wells?
- What has been published on fertility enhancement of soils contaminated with heavy hydrocarbons?
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