Asian and United States Market Reactions to Trade Restrictions (Routledge Library Editions: Business and Economics in Asia)

Sun, Qian

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Routledge

Reservoir simulation has been in practice for more than 50 years, but it has recently gained significant momentum because of its wider application to the increasingly complex reservoir systems of today. Reservoir Simulation: Problems and Solutions provides petroleum engineers with extensive practice in the art of problem solving, strengthening their critical-thinking solution strategies and preparing them for the unique problems they will encounter in this dynamic field. Built on the fundamental concepts and solutions of the original exercises found in Basic Applied Reservoir Simulation (Turgay Ertekin, Jamal H. Abou-Kassem, and Gregory R. King), this new book provides an additional 180 exercises and solutions that fully illustrate the intricacies of reservoir-simulation methodology. Turgay Ertekin is Professor Emeritus of Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering at the Pennsylvania State University, where he has been a member of the faculty for more than 40 years. Qian Sun is a research engineer at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology. His research focuses mainly on numerical reservoir simulation and artificial-intelligence applications in reservoir Engineering. Jian Zhang is a PhD graduate at Penn State. His research focuses on rate- and pressure-transient analysis, numerical reservoir simulation, artificial neural networks and neuro-simulation.

Reservoir Simulation - Problems and Solutions: Textbook 18

Business & Money

Zhang, Jian

Ertekin, Turgay

Industries

Society of Petroleum Engineers

Product Description An anthology by Hostwriter and CORRECTIV. The book's Editor-in-Chief is Tina Lee, and the volume features a foreword by Tabea Grzeszyk. "Diversity is not about political correctness. It's about quality journalism." For Unbias the News: Why Diversity Matters for Journalism, 31 reporters spanning the globe, from Brazil to Tajikistan, were asked to write about barriers to greater diversity and inclusion in the newsroom. The result is a collection of eye-opening, personal and refreshing takes on how journalism needs to change to reflect our society. For members of the media interested in regaining public trust and telling better, more accurate stories to their audience, taking another look at diversity is essential. This book will help people recognize their own blind spots: what stories they are emphasizing and which they may be neglecting to tell at all. The book features original illustrations by artist Moshtari Hilal, who was commissioned to create the works based on the articles in the book. Hostwriter is an award-winning network that helps journalists to easily collaborate across borders. CORRECTIV is the first non-profit research center in the German-speaking world. They also publish books on topics related to journalism and society. Review "All white men in journalism should read this book" ("Am besten, alle weißen Männer im Journalismus lesen dieses Buch.") From review by Ebru Tasdemir in German daily taz, September 3, 2019"From missing valuable stories to not representing audiences we serve, lack of diversity has a real impact on the quality of reporting. Bringing different voices to the newsroom is now crucial for the survival of our industry." Marcela Kunova, Journalism.co.uk, August 29, 2019 From the Back Cover In journalism, white, male, Western voices still dominate and are often privileged over others, which means that we are not getting the whole story, or the most accurate one. At Hostwriter, we asked journalists to tell us about the barriers they face in their field and potential ways to fix them. Our colleagues around the globe - from Brazil to Zimbabwe, Tajikistan to the Philippines, and China to the U.S. - contributed stories that are surprising, funny and sometimes infuriating, directly addressing the challenges to making journalism more diverse. The result is a field guide to unbiasing the newsroom and a launchpad for a new kind of journalism that looks more like the society it serves.

Unbias the News: Why diversity matters for journalism

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Baró Sánchez, Mónica

Caselli, Irene

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Unbias the News: Warum Journalismus Vielfalt braucht.

impetus to the development of China s modernization (paperback)

Anhui University Press; 1 (2009 6 1 May)

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