Long-Term Prospects Very Bright for Deep Waters Off West Africa

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Knight, Roger
Westwood, John
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[1] Infield Systems, London, United Kingdom
[2] Institute of Petroleum, United Kingdom
[3] Douglas-Westwood Associates, Canterbury, United Kingdom
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Oil and Gas Journal | 1999年 / 97卷 / 03期
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