In January 2014, we are moving to an exclusively digital format for all SPE peer-reviewed journals except JCPT. Please check out the FAQs for more information.
Covers horizontal and directional drilling, drilling fluids, bit technology, sand control, perforating, cementing, well control, completions and drilling operations.
Covers resource and reserve evaluation, portfolio/asset management, project valuation, uncertainty/risk assessment, benchmarking and performance indicators, information management, digital energy and petroleum economics.
Covers production operations, artificial lift, downhole equipment, formation damage control, multiphase flow, workovers, stimulation, and related subjects.
Covers reservoir characterization, geology and geophysics, core analysis, well logging, well testing, reservoir management, EOR, fluid mechanics, performance prediction, reservoir simulation and other reservoir-related topics.
Covers heavy oil and oil sands technology, thermal recovery techniques, unconventional gas supplies, optimization techniques, increasing recovery from older basins and other technologies designed for the production challenges of Canada.
Covers fundamental research, R&D and novel solutions spanning all technical disciplines in the upstream industry.
Focuses on the projects, systems, and technologies of facilities engineering. Oil and Gas Facilities replaces the peer-reviewed journal SPE Production, Facilities, & Construction, but each issue of the new magazine includes several peer-reviewed technical papers.
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