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About Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology
About Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology
Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal published by Society of Petroleum Engineers.
Key indicators: ISSN 00219487, 21564663.
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00219487, 21564663.
Who publishes Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology?
Society of Petroleum Engineers.
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Via the official website.
Is Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology peer-reviewed?
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