Panelists discuss experimentation with drilling fluid and research into the source of increased seismic events in Oklahoma.
Invert Nanoparticle-Based Drilling Fluids with Potential Benefits to Unconventional Plays
- Dr. Geir Hareland, Continental Resources chair of petroleum engineering, Oklahoma State University.
Findings From And Potential Solutions To Oklahoma's Earthquakes
- Dr. Austin A. Holland, state seismologist, Oklahoma Geological Survey, The University of Oklahoma Mewbourne College of Earth and Energy.
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