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Bessel sequences and Frames in Semi?inner product Spaces -- Finiteness of Criss?Cross Method in Complementarity Problem -- Imprecise Constrained Covering Solid Travelling Salesman Problem with Credibility -- Newton Like Line Search Method using q?Calculus -- Existence results of a generalized mixed exponential type vector variational?like inequalities. - On Approximate Solutions to One Class of Nonlinear Differential Equations -- A Davidon?Fletcher?Powell Type Quasi?Newton Method to Solve Fuzzy Optimization Problems -- Bifurcation analysis of a delayed modified Holling?Tanner predator?prey model with refuge -- Improvement of analytical solution to the inverse truly nonlinear oscillator by Extended Iterative method. - Constrained Data Visualization using Rational Bi?cubic Fractal Functions -- Electrokinetic flow in a surface corrugated microchannel -- Pure Mathematics -- Fundamental solutions to the Laplacian in plane domains bounded by ellipses -- A Nice Representation for a Link between Bernstein?Durrmeyer and Kantorovich Operators -- Construction of Fractal Bases for Spaces of Functions. ? 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Harbaugh, John C. Davis, Johannes Wendebourg 205 $a1st ed. 210 $aOxford $cPergamon$d1995 215 $a1 online resource (467 p.) 225 1 $aComputer methods in the geosciences ;$vv. 14 300 $aDescription based upon print version of record. 311 $a0-08-041890-2 320 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index. 327 $aFront Cover; Computing Risk for Oil Prospects:Principles and Programs; Copyright Page; CONTENTS; Foreword; Preface: Getting Things Rolling; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1. The Challenge of Risk Assessment; THE NATURE OF EXPLORATION; DEFINING PROBABILITIES; GEOLOGICAL UNCERTAINTY AND OIL OCCURRENCE; REGIONAL HYDROCARBON ENDOWMENT; PRINCIPAL PREMISES OF THIS BOOK; Chapter 2. Field Size Distributions; ESTIMATING "Q"; OIL FIELD POPULATIONS; STATISTICS OF FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTIONS; CUMULATIVE PROBABILITY PLOTS; CAUTION: FUTURE DISCOVERIES; Chapter 3. Success, Sequence, and Gambler's Ruin 327 $aSUCCESS RATIOS AND DRY HOLE PROBABILITIESLONG -TERM LUCK AND BINOMIAL DISTRIBUTION; Chapter 4. Estimating Discovery Size from Prospect Size; STATISTICAL CORRELATIONS BETWEEN PROPERTIES; ESTIMATING VOLUMES FROM SEISMIC MAPS; Chapter 5. Outcome Probabilities and Success Ratios; GEOLOGY AND DRILLING RESULTS; BAYESIAN REVISION OF REGIONAL SUCCESS RATIOS; BAYESIAN REVISION OF DISTRIBUTIONS; Chapter 6. Modeling Prospects; APPEAL OF THE SIMULATION APPROACH; STEPS IN MONTE CARLO SIMULATION; DISTRIBUTIONS AND PARAMETERS; ARE GEOLOGIC PROPERTIES INDEPENDENT? 327 $aChapter 7. Mapping Properties and UncertaintiesCOMPUTER CONTOURING; HOW CONTOUR MAPS ARE MADE; GEOSTATISTICS IN RISK ASSESSMENT; Chapter 8. Discriminating Discoveries and Dry Holes; COMBINING GEOLOGICAL VARIABLES; ASSESSING A NEW AREA; UPDATING ASSESSMENTS; EXPLORING MAGYARSTAN TARGET AREA; THE IMMATURESTAGE; THE INTERMEDIATE STAGE; THE MATURE STAGE; THE FINAL STAGE; Chapter 9. Forecasting Cash Flow for a Prospect; FINANCIAL OVERVIEW; DISCOUNTED NET CASH FLOW ANALYSIS; USING CASHFLOW; OUTPUT FROM CASHFLOW; EXAMPLE APPLICATIONS OF CASHFLOW; Chapter 10. The Worth of Money 327 $aA DRY HOLE VERSUS A DISCOVERYChapter 11. RATS, Decision Tables, and Trees; RATs LINK OUTCOMES WITH RISK; HOW RATs TREAT INFORMATION; EXAMPLE RISK ANALYSIS TABLES; DECISION AIDS FOR ACTIONS; CONSTRUCTING DECISION TABLES; DECISION TREES; OVERVIEW AND A LOOK TO THE FUTURE; Chapter 12. Bringing it Together; RISKING THE ROSKOFF PROSPECT; THE PRIZE OFFERED; TROYSKA AND ROSKOFF AREAS COMPARED; ESTIMATING ROSKOFF'S DRY HOLE PROBABILITY; PROBABILITIES ATTACHED TO FIELD VOLUMES; ROSKOFF PROSPECT FINANCIAL ANALYSIS; SOME FINAL POINTS; Bibliography 327 $aAppendix A - SOFTWARE INSTALLATION of RISK: Software to perform probabilistic assessments and financial calculations in Computing Risk for Oil ProspectsAppendix B - RISKSTAT MANUAL: Linked computer programs that perform statistical analyses in RISK; Appendix C - RISKMAP MANUAL: Linked computer programs that perform the mapping function in RISK; Appendix D - RISKTAB MANUAL: Linked computer programs that perform financial calculations in RISK; Index 330 $aThe petroleum industry is enduring difficult financial times because of the continuing depressed price of crude oil on the world market. This has caused major corporate restructuring and reductions in staff throughout the industry. 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