An empirical approach of evaluating tight sandstone reservoir pore structure in the absence of NMR logs

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Application of NMR logs in tight gas reservoirs for formation evaluation: A case study of Sichuan basin in China

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Construction of synthetic capillary pressure curves from the joint use of NMR log data and conventional well logs

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Capillary Pressure Data from NMR Logs and Its Implications on Field Economics

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Comparison Study of Capillary Pressure Curves Obtained Using Traditional Centrifuge and Magnetic Resonance Imaging Techniques

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