Insights on Using Solid Bitumen Reflectance as a Thermal Maturity Proxy in the Bakken Formation, Williston Basin, USA
Paul C. Hackley(United States Geological Survey), Timothy O. Nesheim(United States Geological Survey), Tongwei Zhang(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Justin E. Birdwell(United States Geological Survey), Clint Scott(United States Geological Survey), Jennifer L. Nedzweckas(United States Geological Survey), Brett J. Valentine(United States Geological Survey)
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