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12 Innovative Solutions for Targeting Duvernay Completions 16 Go Take a Hike 20 Potash Petrophysics - Then and Now 26 Geoconvention 2014: Focus 12 Innovative Solutions for Targeting Duvernay Completions 16 Go Take a Hike 20 Potash Petrophysics - Then and Now 26 GeoConvention 2014: Focus $10.00 JULY/AUGUST 2014 VOLUME 41, ISSUE 07 Canadian Publication Mail Contract – 40070050 MORE THAN MAPPING WANT TO LIFT YOUR PETREL® WORKFLOWS TO NEW HEIGHTS? Seamlessly bring more data into the fold. Dynamically present your insight like never before. SOFTWARE SERVICES CONNECTIVITY DATA MANAGEMENT The Petrosys Plug-in for Petrel® gives you access to powerful Petrosys mapping, surface modeling and data exchange from right where you need it – inside Petrel. Now you have the power to effortlessly and meticulously bring your critical knowledge together on one potent mapping canvas. 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