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fuzzy partial differential equations and relational equations: reservoir characterization and modeling (in English)
Victor Korotkikh
(Illustrated by)
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Masoud Nikravesh
(Illustrated by)
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Lofti A. Zadeh
(Illustrated by)
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Springer
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fuzzy partial differential equations and relational equations: reservoir characterization and modeling (in English) - Nikravesh, Masoud ; Zadeh, Lofti A. ; Korotkikh, Victor
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Synopsis "fuzzy partial differential equations and relational equations: reservoir characterization and modeling (in English)"
During last decade significant progress has been made in the oil indus- try by using soft computing technology. Underlying this evolving technology there have, been ideas transforming the very language we use to describe problems with imprecision, uncertainty and partial truth. These developments offer exciting opportunities, but at the same time it is becoming clearer that further advancements are confronted by funda- mental problems. The whole idea of how human process information lies at the core of the challenge. There are already new ways of thinking about the problems within theory of perception-based information. This theory aims to understand and harness the laws of human perceptions to dramatically im- prove the processing of information. A matured theory of perception-based information is likely to be proper positioned to contribute to the solution of the problems and provide all the ingredients for a revolution in science, technology and business. In this context, Berkeley Initiative in Soft Computing (BISC), Univer- sity of California, Berkeley from one side and Chevron-Texaco from another formed a Technical Committee to organize a Meeting entitled "State of the Art Assessment and New Directions for Research" to understand the signifi- cance of the fields accomplishments, new developments and future directions. The Technical Committee selected and invited 15 scientists (and oil indus- try experts as technical committee members) from the related disciplines to participate in the Meeting, which took place at the University of California, Berkeley, and March 15-17, 2002.
