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Where will Russian oil come from in 10 years' time?

Konstantin Sobornov, А. В. Ефимов, N. Malyshev

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Konstantin Sobornov, Arkady Efimov and Nikolay Malyshev believe that new seismic, drilling and other technologies to meet the challenges of remote and complex geologies may do much to offset the gloomier predictions about future Russian oil and gas developments.

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Konstantin Sobornov, Arkady Efimov and Nikolay Malyshev believe that new seismic, drilling and other technologies to meet the challenges of remote and complex geologies may do much to offset the gloomier predictions about future Russian oil and gas developments.

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Konstantin Sobornov, Arkady Efimov and Nikolay Malyshev believe that new seismic, drilling and other technologies to meet the challenges of remote and complex geologies may do much to offset the gloomier predictions about future Russian oil and gas developments.

Key concepts: Telmatology, Metamorphic petrology, Igneous petrology, Economic geology, Environmental geology, Regional geology, Geology, Offset (computer science)

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