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Pressure Transient Analysis for High-Permeability Reservoirs

https://doi.org/10.2118/14314-ms
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Thermal impacts on pressure transient tests using a coupled wellbore/reservoir analytical model
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Carbonate excess permeability in pressure transient analysis: A catalog of diagnostic signatures from the Brazil Pre-Salt
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A framework of parallel physics-informed neural network with Laplace transform for well testing interpretation
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Use of Pressure Derivative in Well-Test Interpretation
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Improved Identification of Reservoir Heterogeneity with Advanced Derivative Profiles in Relation to Radii of Investigation
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Transient Pressure Analysis for Variable Rate Testing of Gas Wells
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Generalization of Wellbore Effects in Pressure-Transient Analysis
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