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Crude oil and natural gas do not normally exist as giant underground lakes waiting to be pumped out. Instead, hydrocarbons can occupy tiny pore spaces within rocks, much like water occupying the spaces within a sponge. But how did these hydrocarbons get there? The answer begins millions of years ago, when organic material was deposited

Oil and gas engineering is a vast field that connects geology, drilling, production, process engineering, mechanical engineering, piping, instrumentation, electrical engineering, maintenance, and many other disciplines. But where does the journey actually begin? Before crude oil reaches a refinery and becomes fuels or other useful products, engineers and scientists must first identify potential hydrocarbon resources,