Raymond Johnson

Professor of Well Engineering & Production Technology

University of Queensland

Australia

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Articles (10)

Hydrodynamic clogging of micro-particles in planar channels under electrostatic forces

Year:

2023

Efficient implicit methods for wellbore shear failure analysis during drilling and production in coalbeds

Year:

2022

Machine learning for drilling applications: A review

Year:

2022

Modeling and Economic Analyses of Graded Particle Injections in Conjunction with Hydraulic Fracturing of Coal Seam Gas Reservoirs

Year:

2022

Influence of particle polydispersity on bulk migration and size segregation in channel flows

Year:

2022

Co-application of micro-proppant with horizontal well, multi-stage hydraulic fracturing treatments to improve productivity in the Permian coal measures, Bowen Basin, Australia

Year:

2022

Numerical investigation of the effects of proppant embedment on fracture permeability and well production in Queensland coal seam gas reservoirs

Year:

2021

Characterising the application of horizontal wells and indirect hydraulic fracturing for improved coal seam gas drainage

Year:

2021

Improved modelling of pressure-dependent permeability behaviour in coal based on a new workflow of petrophysics, hydraulic fracturing and reservoir simulation

Year:

2021

Generating pseudo density log from drilling and logging-while-drilling data using extreme gradient boosting (XGBoost)

Year:

2020

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Travis Mitchell

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AUSTRALIA

Christopher R. Leonardi

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AUSTRALIA

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