Richard Palmer

Engineering · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Hydraulic Fracturing and Reservoir Analysis(6), Reservoir Engineering and Simulation Methods(6), Financial Markets and Investment Strategies(4), Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis(3), Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems(3)

Publications36 total

Behavior of Trading Automata in a Computerized Double Auction Market
2018· 61 cited
Formation Fluid Sampling While Drilling during Critical Time of Invasion in Order to Improve Cleanup Process
2015· 1 cited
Slim LWD Spectral Gamma Ray for Both Well placement and Petrophysical Evaluation of Clastic Reservoirs in Saudi Arabia
2015
Investigating Formation Water Salinity Using a Unique Water Extraction Technique in a Hydraulically Active Area
2014· 5 cited
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Complexity·2013Open Access
High Resolution Electrical Imaging While Drilling Enables Optimum Completion Design and Helps in Accurate Well Placement in Carbonate Reservoirs
2013· 1 cited
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Complexity·2013Open Access
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Complexity·2013Open Access
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Complexity·2013Open Access
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Complexity·2012· 1 citedOpen Access
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Complexity·2012Open Access
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Complexity·2012Open Access
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Complexity·2012Open Access
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Complexity·2011Open Access
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Complexity·2011Open Access
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Complexity·2011Open Access
Session C1- Developing an optimization model for reservoir operation on the Connecticut River explicitly including fish flows
ScholarWorks@UMassAmherst (University of Massachusetts Amherst)·2011Open Access
Session A8; Climate Change and Hydrologic Forecasting
ScholarWorks@UMassAmherst (University of Massachusetts Amherst)·2011
Case Studies Confirm Downhole Sensor Measurements and Verify Sample Quality Using New Non-Invasive Sample Testing Method; #40512 (2010)
2010
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Frequent Co-authors

John H. Holland(13), Peter Schuster(12), Alfred Hübler(12), Taylor Bowen(12), Marcus W. Feldman(12), Martín Shubik(12), J. F. Traub(12), Carlos Gershenson(12), Philip W. Anderson(12), Kenneth J. Arrow(12), W Brian(12), Gregory J. Chaitin(12), G. A. Cowan(12), Manfred Eigen(12), Joshua M. Epstein(12), Walter Fontana(12), Murray Gell‐Mann(12), Ellen Goldberg(12), W Daniel(12), C Holling(12)