Ensemble-based interpretation of partitioning inter-well tracer tests for residual saturation and permeability estimation
Authors:
- Zi-Hao ZhaoZZZi-Hao Zhao
- Yu-Hao OuYOYu-Hao Ou
- Cun-Qi JiaCJCun-Qi Jia
- Ruo-Yu LiRLRuo-Yu Li
- Kishore MohantyKMKishore Mohanty
Open Access
- 1 March 2026
- journal article
- Published by KEAI Publishing in Petroleum Science
Abstract
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- University of Texas at Austin
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