Author(s): John W. Harbaugh, John C. Davis and Johannes Wendebourg (Eds.)
Series: Computer Methods in the Geosciences 14
Edition: Har/Dsk
Publisher: Elsevier, Academic Press
Year: 1995
Language: English
Pages: 1-452
Content:
Series editor's foreword
Page viii
Preface: Getting things rolling
Pages ix-xii
D.F. Merriam
Chapter 1 The challenge of risk assessment Original Research Article
Pages 1-28
Chapter 2 Field size distributions Original Research Article
Pages 29-54
Chapter 3 Success, sequence, and Gambler's ruin Original Research Article
Pages 55-70
Chapter 4 Estimating discovery size from prospect size Original Research Article
Pages 71-88
Chapter 5 Revising outcome probabilities and success ratios Original Research Article
Pages 89-110
Chapter 6 Modeling prospects Original Research Article
Pages 111-136
Chapter 7 Mapping geological properties and uncertainties Original Research Article
Pages 137-172
Chapter 8 Discriminating between discoveries and dry holes Original Research Article
Pages 173-214
Chapter 9 Forecasting cash flow for a prospect Original Research Article
Pages 215-264
Chapter 10 The worth of money Original Research Article
Pages 265-278
Chapter 11 RATs, Decision tables, and trees Original Research Article
Pages 279-322
Chapter 12 bringing it together Original Research Article
Pages 323-352
Bibliography
Pages 353-382
Appendix A—Software installation: RISK: Software to perform probabilistic assessments and financial calculations in Computing Risk for Oil Prospects
Pages 383-386
Appendix B—Riskstat manual: Riskstat: Linked computer programs that perform statistical analyses in the RISK software
Pages 387-404
Appendix C—riskmap manual: Riskmap: Linked computer programs that perform the mapping function in the RISK software
Pages 405-426
Appendix D—Risktab manual: Risktab: Linked computer programs that perform financial calculations in the RISK software
Pages 427-442
Index
Pages 443-452
