Horner Analysis is a pressure transient analysis method used in formation testing that belongs to the class of time-pressure superposition techniques, distinguished by its use of a logarithmic transformation of shut-in time normalized by total flow time plus shut-in time to estimate reservoir pressure and permeability.
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International Research Institute of Stavanger
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Hellenic Naval Academy
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Tallaght University Hospital
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