Per Kent Pedersen

Associate Professor

University of Calgary

Canada

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Per Kent Pedersen is an Associate Professor at the University of Calgary, Canada. His research areas include sedimentology, geomechanics, and sequence stratigraphy, as evidenced by his recent articles on the characterization of organic-rich mudstones and the geological processes in sedimentary basins. He employs advanced methodologies, including machine learning, to analyze geological data and enhance reservoir characterization.

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Jan Dettmer

Associate Professor

University of Calgary

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University of Calgary

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Induced or Natural? Toward Rapid Expert Assessment, with Application to the Mw 5.2 Peace River Earthquake Sequence

Low-accommodation foreland basin response to long-term transgression: A record of change from continental-fluvial and marginal-marine to open-marine sequences over 60,000 km<sup>2</sup> in the western Canada foreland basin

Quantifying Centimeter- to Microscale Heterogeneities in Sedimentary, Compositional, and Geomechanical Properties of Siltstone Deposits in the Lower Triassic Montney Formation, Northeastern British Columbia, Canada

Observational data-based sequence stratigraphy of a clastic wedge within an active foreland basin, Spirit River Formation, west-central Alberta, Canada

The interplay between cm- and m-scale geological and geomechanical heterogeneity in organic-rich mudstones: Implications for reservoir characterization of unconventional shale plays

Predicting hydrogen and oxygen indices (HI, OI) from conventional well logs using a Random Forest machine learning algorithm

Vertical and lateral facies variability in organic-rich mudstones at the reservoir scale: A case study from the Devonian Duvernay formation of Alberta, Canada

Microbial and thermochemical controlled sulfur cycle in the Early Triassic sediments of the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin

Effect of sediment source on source rock hydrocarbon potential; An example from the Kimmeridgian and Tithonian-aged source rocks of the central ridge, off-shore Newfoundland, Canada

Evidence for widespread wildfires and their environmental impact in the Late Cretaceous Canadian Arctic

On the origin and significance of composite particles in mudstones: Examples from the Cenomanian Dunvegan Formation

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Stephen Hubbard

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