Back to 3BL basicsWOOD, David.Petroleum review (London. 1968). 2011, Vol 65, Num 776, issn 0020-3076, 30-32 [2 p.]Article

Could a future gas OPEC shape LNG import plans?WOOD, David.Oil & gas journal. 2007, Vol 105, Num 20, issn 0030-1388, 22-34 [9 p.]Article

Consequences of a heavier and sourer barrelWOOD, David.Petroleum review (London. 1968). 2007, Vol 61, Num 723, issn 0020-3076, 30-32,47 [4 p.]Article

Novalis: Kant studies (1797) = Novalis: études kantiennes (1797)WOOD, David.Philosophical forum. 2001, Vol 32, Num 4, pp 323-337, issn 0031-806XArticle

Model behaviour for 3D-HDTVWOOD, David.Electronics letters. 2010, Vol 46, Num 15, pp 1045-1047, issn 0013-5194, 3 p.Article

Floating gas liquefaction: Competing technologies make progressWOOD, David.Hart's E & P. 2009, Vol 82, Num 5, pp 83-85, issn 1527-4063, 3 p.Article

Global perspectives required for risk, opportunity analysesWOOD, David.Oil & gas journal. 2009, Vol 107, Num 6, pp 20-26, issn 0030-1388, 7 p.Article

Uncertain supply and demand outlook for LNGWOOD, David.World oil. 2009, Vol 230, Num 2, pp 111-116, issn 0043-8790, 6 p.Article

More aspects of E&P asset and portfolio risk analysisWOOD, David.Oil & gas journal. 2003, Vol 101, Num 38, pp 28-34, issn 0030-1388, 5 p.Article

Domestic gas statistics shape LNG policiesWOOD, David.Oil & gas journal. 2007, Vol 105, Num 37, issn 0030-1388, 60-66 [5 p.]Article

Spark spread trends allow analysis of LNG consumersWOOD, David.Oil & gas journal. 2007, Vol 105, Num 38, issn 0030-1388, 72-76 [4 p.]Article

Supply diversity cuts risk exposureWOOD, David.Oil & gas journal. 2007, Vol 105, Num 17, issn 0030-1388, 65-69 [4 p.]Article

Where we are going: SWOT analysis aids risk assessmentWOOD, David.Oil & gas journal. 2005, Vol 103, Num 6, pp 54-58, issn 0030-1388, 5 p.Article

E&P asset/portfolio risk analysis: Addressing a many-faceted problemWOOD, David.Oil & gas journal. 2003, Vol 101, Num 37, pp 49-56, issn 0030-1388, 5 p.Article

Benefits of integrating risk and strategic goals modelsWOOD, David.Petroleum economist (English edition). 2002, Vol 69, Num 6, pp 39-40, issn 0306-395XArticle

Is the oil and gas industry adequately handling exposure to extreme risks?WOOD, David.World oil. 2011, Vol 232, Num 10, issn 0043-8790, 113-118 [5 p.]Article

Lenders likely to tighten LNG project financingWOOD, David.Oil & gas journal. 2008, Vol 106, Num 8, pp 20-24, issn 0030-1388, 5 p.Article

Competition for tight LNG heats upWOOD, David.World oil. 2008, Vol 229, Num 2, issn 0043-8790, 123-127 [4 p.]Article

Short-term LNG tradingWOOD, David.Petroleum review (London. 1968). 2007, Vol 61, Num 725, pp 34-35, issn 0020-3076, 2 p.Article

Uses and functions of formulaic sequences in second language speech: An exploration of the foundations of fluency : Second language vocabulary acquisitionWOOD, David.Canadian modern language review. 2006, Vol 63, Num 1, pp 13-33, issn 0008-4506, 21 p.Article

Marginal field initiative raises political tensionsWOOD, David.Petroleum review (London. 1968). 2004, Vol 58, Num 686, pp 42-47, issn 0020-3076, 5 p.Article

What is ecophenomenology? : Nature and the environment = Qu'est-ce que l'écophénoménologie?WOOD, David.Research in phenomenology. 2001, Vol 31, pp 78-95, issn 0085-5553Article

LNG industry proves resilientWOOD, David.World oil. 2011, Vol 232, Num 2, pp 79-84, issn 0043-8790, 6 p.Article

Scaling the Kowari metastoreWOOD, David.Lecture notes in computer science. 2005, pp 193-198, issn 0302-9743, isbn 3-540-30018-X, 1Vol, 6 p.Conference Paper

LNG's share of global gas market to soarWOOD, David.Petroleum review (London. 1968). 2004, Vol 58, Num 685, pp 38-40, issn 0020-3076, 3 p.Article