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Smoothing techniques improve trend detection in rate-transient analysis (RTA) of tight gas reservoirs

2026-04-10

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Production data used in rate-transient analysis (RTA) are often contaminated by noise and operational artifacts, obscuring diagnostic signatures and introducing uncertainty in flow-regime identification and reservoir characterization. While outlier detection (OD) methods are commonly applied, they cannot fully eliminate anomalous behavior, leaving residual noise that distorts rate-norma...

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6af7c7db-2da7-5f82-a958-58c240205752
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9361605/v1
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