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Scott Lee Wellington

Scott Lee Wellington

D-Index & Metrics

Engineering and Technology

D-Index
46
Citations
16058
World Ranking
5032
National Ranking
158

Overview

Scott Lee Wellington is professionally affiliated with Shell in Germany. Their career is linked to this organization, indicating a focus on industry-related research and development within the energy sector.

Although there are no recorded recent papers, co-authors, frequent publication venues, book publications, or specific main and subfields of study publicly available, Wellington's continued presence at Shell suggests active engagement in applied research or industrial practice.

There is no publicly documented record of awards or recognitions associated with Wellington, nor any specific data on main topics of scientific work or research contributions in the academic literature. Similarly, information about collaborative networks or thematic specialization is not available.

Wellington is currently living, and the information concentrates mainly on the professional affiliation without detailed public disclosures on research output or academic impact metrics.

Best Publications

  • X-ray computerized tomography

    S.L. Wellington;H.J. Vinegar

  • In situ thermal processing of a relatively impermeable formation to increase permeability of the formation

    Eric Pierre de Rouffignac;Ilya Emil Berchenko;Thomas David Fowler;Robert Charles Ryan

  • Method of imaging the atomic number of a sample

    Harold J. Vinegar;Scott L. Wellington

  • In situ production of a blending agent from a hydrocarbon containing formation

    Harold J. Vinegar;Scott Lee Wellington;John Michael Karanikas;Meliha Deniz Sumnu-Dindoruk

  • In situ thermal processing of a hydrocarbon containing formation using a natural distributed combustor

    Harold J. Vinegar;Eric Pierre de Rouffignac;Scott Lee Wellington;Robert Martijn Van Hardeveld

  • Tomographic calibration apparatus

    Harold J. Vinegar;Scott L. Wellington

  • In situ thermal processing of a hydrocarbon containing formation via backproducing through a heater well

    Harold J. Vinegar;Scott Lee Wellington;Rouffignac Eric Pierre De;John Michael Karanikas

  • In situ recovery from a hydrocarbon containing formation

    Ilya Emil Berchenko;Fred Gordon Carl;John Matthew Coles;Rouffignac Eric Pierre De

  • In situ thermal processing of a hydrocarbon containing formation to produce a hydrocarbon condensate

    Scott Lee Wellington;Harold J. Vinegar;Eric Pierre de Rouffignac;Gordon Thomas Shahin

  • In situ thermal processing of a hydrocarbon containing formation to produce heated fluids

    Harold J Vinegar;Scott Lee Wellington;Robert Charles Ryan;Ajay Madhav Madgavkar

  • Method of correlating a core sample with its original position in a borehole

    Harold J. Vinegar;Scott L. Wellington

  • In situ thermal processing of an oil reservoir formation

    Harold J. Vinegar;Ilya Emil Berchenko;Eric P. De Rouffignac;Thomas David Fowler

  • Tomographic imaging of three‐phase flow experiments

    Harold J. Vinegar;Scott L. Wellington

  • In situ thermal processing of a coal formation using a controlled heating rate

    Harold J. Vinegar;Scott Lee Wellington;Eric Pierre de Rouffignac;John Michael Karanikas

  • Method of determining drilling fluid invasion

    Harold J. Vinegar;Scott L. Wellington

  • In situ recovery from a kerogen and liquid hydrocarbon containing formation

    Kevin Albert Maher;Ilya Emil Berchenko;Eric Pierre de Rouffignac;John Michael Karanikas

  • Apparatus for positioning a sample in a computerized axial tomographic scanner

    Harold J. Vinegar;Scott L. Wellington

  • Apparatus for analysis of failure of material

    Harold J. Vinegar;Scott L. Wellington;Jannetje A. de Waal

  • In situ thermal processing of a coal formation to produce hydrocarbons having a selected carbon number range

    Harold J. Vinegar;Scott Lee Wellington;Eric Pierre de Rouffignac;John Michael Karanikas

  • Method to cement a wellbore

    Scott L. Wellington;Harold J. Vinegar;Thomas C. Gipson

Frequent Co-Authors

Harold J. Vinegar
Harold J. Vinegar Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

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