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N.V Humphreys

A Synergistic Approach To reservoir Management North Sumatra

WT Peake

A Riview Of Steamflooding In Duri Field Sumatra

B Peribere

A Prosposed Solution To The Challange Of Producing Oil Reserves From Offshore Marginal Fields In The Natuna Sea Of Indonesia

Robert S. Plumb, Michael D. Jones, Paul D. Rainville, and Jeremy K. Nicholson

A Rapid Simple Approach to Screening Pharmaceutical Products Using Ultra-Performance LC Coupled to Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry and Pattern Recognition

F. Kurnis

Wrench Faulth Tections In notheren Irian Jaya

M.T Angelich

Use Of Seasat - derived free airv Gravity To Interpret The Chrustal Structure Of Southeast Asia

H. Soedirdja

Transgrssive development Of miocene reefs, Salawati Basin Irian Jaya

H. Soedirja

transgressive Development Of Miocene reef, salawati Basin Irian Jaya

P.H Burollet

The Pater noster Carbonate Platfrom

S. Sudarman

The Gunung Wayang - Windu Gheotermal Area In west Java

A. Pulonggono

Tertiary Structural featural related To Extensional And Compressive Tectonis In The Palembang Basin South Sumatra

Peter Walker

Structure Interpretation Problems Of A Lower Miocene Reef Associated With A Shallow Low Velocity Low Anomaly north Sumatra

AC. Howles

Structural And Stratigraphic evolution Of The south Sumatran Bengkulu

Heru Pramono

Dtructure And stratigrafiy Of Avs Field Java sea

A. Wight

Stratigraphic Repone To Structuran Evoluton In A Tensional Back - Arc Setting And Its Exploration Sicnificance Sunda Basin west Java Sea

AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE

RECOMMENDED PRACTICE FOR STANDARD PROCEDURES FOR EVALUATION OF HYDRAULIC FRACTURING FLUIDS

AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE

DRILLING MUD REPORT FORM

AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE

TESTING FOAM AGENTS FOR MIST DRILLING

AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE

STANDARD PROCEDURE FOR EVALUATION OF WELL PERFORATORS

AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE

LABORATORY TESTING AND FIELD DATA ANALYSIS OF SURFACE-ACTIVE AGENTS FOR WELL STIMULATION