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The ''Petroleum Engineering Handbook'' was published in 2006-2007. Therefore, some of the content is outdated and newer technologies may not be included. | The ''Petroleum Engineering Handbook'' was published in 2006-2007. Therefore, some of the content is outdated and newer technologies may not be included. | ||
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* Adding links to good papers in OnePetro and elsewhere is a great way to enrich existing content pages. | * Adding links to good papers in OnePetro and elsewhere is a great way to enrich existing content pages. | ||
* Creation of pages about specific fields are welcome. Knowing the basics of the reservoir and how the field was developed over time can provide valuable information to others. (See [[Prudhoe Bay field]] and [[Kuparuk River field]] as examples) | * Creation of pages about specific fields are welcome. Knowing the basics of the reservoir and how the field was developed over time can provide valuable information to others. (See [[Prudhoe Bay field]] and [[Kuparuk River field]] as examples) | ||
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