How Depositional Environment, Diagenesis, and Thermal Maturity Affect the Evolution and Significance of Organic and Mineral Pore Systems in Unconventional Oil and Gas Reservoirs: Current Understanding and Future Research
Lucy T. Ko(Bureau of Economic Analysis), P. L. Smith(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Stephen C. Ruppel(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Robert G. Loucks(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Tongwei Zhang(Bureau of Economic Analysis), K.L. Milliken, Robert M. Reed(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Paul C. Hackley(United States Geological Survey)
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