Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for determining a chance of success for a prospect including two or more segments. The method may include receiving seismic data indicative of a plurality of anomalies in a prospect. The prospect may include a plurality of segments. Prior probabilities of success and failure scenarios may be computed for at least one of the segments of the prospect. Likelihoods of the anomalies may be determined given the success and failure scenarios for the at least one of the segments. At least two of the segments may be classified into a direct fluid indicator dependency group. A degree of correlation may be determined between the anomalies for the direct fluid indicator dependency group. A posterior chance of success may be determined for the prospect based at least in part on the degree of correlation between the anomalies.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for determining a chance of success for a prospect including two or more segments. The method may include receiving seismic data indicative of a plurality of anomalies in a prospect. The prospect may include a plurality of segments. Prior probabilities of success and failure scenarios may be computed for at least one of the segments of the prospect. Likelihoods of the anomalies may be determined given the success and failure scenarios for the at least one of the segments. At least two of the segments may be classified into a direct fluid indicator dependency group. A degree of correlation may be determined between the anomalies for the direct fluid indicator dependency group. A posterior chance of success may be determined for the prospect based at least in part on the degree of correlation between the anomalies.

Abstract: A blade for a wind motor comprises a load-bearing structure and an external covering of plastic material. The load-bearing structure is of flat tubular form and is composed of a pair of facing half shells constituted by sheet metal pressings of substantially channel section. Flat-bottomed impressions are provided along the edges of the shells. The shells are joined together by spot welds welding the bottoms of the impressions of one shell to the bottoms of corresponding impressions of the other shell.

Abstract: A wind motor blade of composite construction has a blade shell of plastics material reinforced internally by transverse ribs and intersecting longitudinal struts in which metal fork arms are embedded, the fork arms being connected to a metal root attachment spigot through a metal cross-piece encapsulated in the plastics material.