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Fractal Parabolic42undiscoveredaccumulations(in the ground)Plotting in a log-log display, reserves versus rank shows also a fractal distribution. The fractal paraboliccurve allows geoscientists to predict, roughly, undiscovered accumulations. Such a distribution, which alsoobserved in single petroleum basins allows to determine the degree of maturation of exploration.Évora, 8-9th May, 2006C. Cramez, Switzerlandccramez@compuserve.com
Fractal Parabolic43The size plotted versus rank shows a fractal distribution (in green) that fits, not very badly, with the fractalparabolic curve distribution (in pink). The cumulative reserves curve (in blue) strongly suggest ultimatereserves around 2-3 Gb. Remind, that, as said previously, more than 1 Gb have already been produced, soprobably, we have already spent half, or very near, of the world reserves.Évora, 8-9th May, 2006C. Cramez, Switzerlandccramez@compuserve.com
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