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Allboutshale is a website dedicated to the un-conventional oil industry which aims to facilitate, develop and disseminate the scientific knowledge about the shale industry. The website is being written and designed by Emanuel Martin a Petroleum Engineer graduated from the National University of Cuyo in Argentina. What is our objective? Turn AllAboutShale.com into an interactive website with a high level of technical and scientific knowledge about the industry, which serves as a reference handbook for students, engineers, researchers, companies and Government agencies.

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$Unconventional resources such as tight, fractured and hybrid shale gas and oil plays as well as oil or kerogen shale systems, are considered exploitable self-contained source and reservoir rocks.Herein, we introduce a new “ready to use” method of analysis and interpretation for the Rock-Eval 6 device for better assessment of free or sorbed hydrocarbons in unconventional shale plays.$

New Rock-Eval Method for Characterization of Unconventional Shale Resource Systems

October 13, 2017October 20, 20171

Pore-scale analyses of heterogeneity and representative elementary volume for unconventional shale rocks using statistical tools

March 22, 2018March 22, 20180

Nanoscale simulation of shale transport properties using the lattice Boltzmann method: permeability and diffusivity

July 15, 2017October 24, 20170

$Case 1 is the simple planar hydraulic fracture; Case 2 is the non-planar hydraulic fracture; Case 3 is the simple planar natural fracture; Case 4 is the non-planar natural fracture; Case 5 is the simple planar natural fracture network; Case 6 is the non-planar natural fracture network.$

A Comprehensive Model for Real Gas Transport in Shale Formations with Complex Non-planar Fracture Networks

August 13, 2017January 28, 20180

An Experimental Investigation of Shale Mechanical Properties Through Drained and Undrained Test Mechanisms

July 29, 2017January 4, 20181

Exploitation of fractured shale oil resources by cyclic CO2 injection

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Enhancing recovery and sensitivity studies in an unconventional tight gas condensate reservoir

July 19, 2018July 19, 20180

$Fig. 1a Schematic diagram showing potential source-pathway-receptors resulting from shale gas exploration and production (after Vengosh et al. 2014). Numbers correspond to pathways described in the text. Diagram not to scale. b Schematic diagram illustrating the effect of aquifer–shale separation distances and potential direct pathways through the intervening interval, including migration through the intervening rock mass, and aquifer and hydraulic fractures linking with a permeable fault zone. Green dotted lines illustrate 100 and 600-m hydraulic fracture heights$

Characterising the vertical separation of shale-gas source rocks and aquifers across England and Wales (UK)

July 16, 2018July 16, 20180

Exploitation of fractured shale oil resources by cyclic CO2 injection

July 14, 2018July 14, 20180

Evaluation of the shale beds within Alam El Bueib Formation as an unconventional reservoir, Western Desert, Egypt

July 12, 2018July 13, 20180

Troubleshooting gridding issues in Petrel: Eﬀect of MAPAXES Eclipse keyword and IJK Origin in Petrel

July 9, 2018July 10, 20180

Hydrocarbon generation potential of shales in Hekimhan basin Eastern Anatolia Region, Turkey

July 6, 2018July 6, 20180

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An Experimental Investigation of Shale Mechanical Properties Through Drained and Undrained Test Mechanisms

July 29, 2017January 4, 20181

Geological characteristics and ‘‘sweet area’’ evaluation for tight oil

October 7, 2017November 26, 20170

$The development of unconventional resources in tight shales has stimulated considerable growth of oil and gas production in Northeastern Colorado, but has led to concerns about added demands on the region’s strained water resources. Northeastern Colorado’s semi-arid environment, population growth, competing water demands and uncertainty about drilling and hydraulic fracturing water requirements have resulted in scrutiny and conflict surrounding water use for tight shales. This study collects water use data from wells in Northeastern Colorado to improve water estimates and to better understand important contributing factors.$

Improved Water Use Estimates for Drilling and Hydrualic Fracturing in Northeastern Colorado

March 18, 2018June 24, 20180

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Enhancing recovery and sensitivity studies in an unconventional tight gas condensate reservoir

July 19, 2018July 19, 20180

$Fig. 1a Schematic diagram showing potential source-pathway-receptors resulting from shale gas exploration and production (after Vengosh et al. 2014). Numbers correspond to pathways described in the text. Diagram not to scale. b Schematic diagram illustrating the effect of aquifer–shale separation distances and potential direct pathways through the intervening interval, including migration through the intervening rock mass, and aquifer and hydraulic fractures linking with a permeable fault zone. Green dotted lines illustrate 100 and 600-m hydraulic fracture heights$

Characterising the vertical separation of shale-gas source rocks and aquifers across England and Wales (UK)

July 16, 2018July 16, 20180

Exploitation of fractured shale oil resources by cyclic CO2 injection

July 14, 2018July 14, 20180

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