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John S. Bridge and Robert S. Tyne. Interpreting the dimensions of ancient fluvial channel bars, channels, and channel belts from wireline-logs and cores. AAPG Bulletin, 84/8, August 2000, pp 1205-1228.
A primary objective in exploration for and development of fluvial reservoirs is determining the thickness and width of sandstone-conglomerate bodies (mainly channel-belt deposits). Most of the existing techniques for estimating the dimensions of fluvial reservoirs have major drawbacks.
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Journal title: AAPG Bulletin
Subjects: Geology, Reservoir Engineering, Primary energy production, Wireline operations
