The large amount of nanoscale pores in shale results in the inability to apply Darcy’s law. Moreover, the gas adsorption of shale increases the complexity of pore size characterization and thus de...
Organic-rich shale deposited in a marine-continental transitional facies was well developed in the upper Yangtze area during the Late Permian. It is considered to contain a large amount of shale hy...
Isotope geochemistry has been introduced as a means to trace origin of the hydrocarbon and characterize highly productive shale gas systems recently. To assess the impact of tectonic movement and t...
Increasing energy demands resulting in the need for unconventional shale oil-gas resources are attracting ever more attention. However, although some studies have been conducted on unconventional s...
Understanding microbial carbonate is one of the most challenging issues in the field of carbonate sedimentology and reservoir. The biotic and abiotic processes that control microbial carbonate prec...
A novel hydrocarbon detection technique named the variational mode decomposition (VMD)-based instantaneous centroid method is proposed in this letter. It reveals frequencydependent amplitude anomal...
Accurate description of absolute adsorption/desorption behavior for hydrocarbons on shale is of critical importance to the understanding of the fundamental mechanisms governing the storage, transpo...
