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The authors
Shiming He ( hesm_swpu@163.com) is a
professor at Southwest Petroleum University of
China and the vice director of the Oil and Gas
Well Drilling Technology Center at Southwest
Petroleum University, Chengdu. He specializes
in underbalanced drilling, wellbore stability,
well control, and other areas concerning drilling
technologies. He holds a PhD in oil and gas drilling technology
from Southwest Petroleum University.
Wei Wang ( dawei8960@163.com) is a postgraduate student at the State Key Laboratory
of Oil & Gas Reservoir Geology and Exploitation, Southwest Petroleum University of China,
Chengdu. Wang’s focus is on wellbore stability
and underbalanced drilling. He holds a BA in
petroleum engineering from Southwest Petroleum University.
Ming Tang ( tm4432@126.com) is a doctoral
student at the State Key Laboratory of Oil & Gas
Reservoir Geology and Exploitation, Southwest
Petroleum University of China, Chengdu, and a
visiting professor at the Mewbourne School of
Petroleum and Geological Engineering at The
University of Oklahoma, Norman. He holds
an MA in oil and gas well drilling engineering from Southwest
Petroleum University.
Ruifeng Zhang ( ktb_zrf@petrochina.com.
cn) manages the department of exploration at
Huabei Oil Field Co., PetroChina. He holds a
PhD in petroleum engineering from the Chinese
Academy of Geological Sciences, Beijing.