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  1. THE MIDDLE DEVONIAN WINNIPEGOSIS FORMATION OF WEST-CENTRAL SASKATCHEWAN

    The Winnipegosis Formation of west-central Saskatchewan consists of three members which are, in ascending order, the Lower Winnipegosis Member (Lower Member), the upper Winnipegosis Member (Upper Member) and the Ratner Member. The Lower Member is regionally developed, 20 to 50 feet. in thickness, …

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  2. Sedimentology, ichnology, and stratigraphic architecture of the upper Devonian-lower Mississippian Bakken Formation, west-central Saskatchewan

    … producer of light gravity oil in southeastern Saskatchewan since the advent of horizontal drilling and multi-stage hydraulic fracture technologies, which has resulted in an increase in geological studies within the area. However, the Bakken Formation of west-central Saskatchewan has been …

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  3. Human Health Impact and Environmental Footprint of Transport Network Generated by Oil Sands In-Situ Thermal Facilities in West-Central Saskatchewan

    … source of GHGs; a similar pattern is observed in Saskatchewan. In west-central Saskatchewan, the oil and gas industry is a key economic driver, and in-situ thermal oil production facilities (ISTFs) in Division No. 12, 16, and 17 (Battleford, North Battleford, and Lloydminster, respectively) rely …

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  4. Application of artificial intelligence techniques to well spacing optimization in fractured tight reservoirs

    … is proposed and applied to Avon Hill field in west central Saskatchewan which is a tight fractured oil field. Multilayer perceptron (MLP) neural network, particle swarm optimization (PSO) and genetic algorithm (GA) were utilized. In the development of the ANN based proxy model, four input …

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