Repository for Oil and Gas Energy Research (ROGER)

The Repository for Oil and Gas Energy Research, or ROGER, is a near-exhaustive collection of bibliographic information, abstracts, and links to many of journal articles that pertain to shale and tight gas development. The goal of this project is to create a single repository for unconventional oil and gas-related research as a resource for academic, scientific, and citizen researchers.

ROGER currently includes 2303 studies.
Last updated: July 13, 2025

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Assessing the feasibility of using produced water for irrigation in Colorado
Dolan et al., November 2018
Ethylene Supply in a Fluid Context: Implications of Shale Gas and Climate Change
Gillian Foster, November 2018
A New Analysis Model for Potential Contamination of a Shallow Aquifer from a Hydraulically-Fractured Shale
Peng et al., November 2018
Raw material recovery from hydraulic fracturing residual solid waste with implications for sustainability and radioactive waste disposal
Ajemigbitse et al., November 2018
Security Bonding in Unconventional Gas Development: Evidence from an Economic Experiment
Tiho Ancev and Danielle Merrett, November 2018
The (Uneven) Spatial Distribution of the Bakken Oil Boom
Richter et al., November 2018
"Just report the science": How scientists frame their engagement in contested debates over fracking in the Barnett Shale
Michelle L. Edwards, November 2018
Geographies of Impact and the Impacts of Geography: Unconventional Oil and Gas in the American West
Haggerty et al., November 2018
A decade of Marcellus Shale: Impacts to people, policy, and culture from 2008 to 2018 in the Greater Mid-Atlantic region of the United States
Jacquet et al., November 2018
Shale tales: Politics of knowledge and promises in Europe's shale gas discourses
Cantoni et al., November 2018
Can shale gas development in Mexico be smart regulated? A qualitative analysis of the regulatory setting, challenges and perspectives
Jose Alberto Hernandez Ibarzabal, November 2018
Ensuring health and environmental protection in hydraulic fracturing: A focus on British Columbia and Alberta, Canada
Larkin et al., November 2018
The impact of shale development on crop farmers: how the size and location of farms matter
Jessica A. Crowe, October 2018
Identifying groundwater compartmentalisation for hydraulic fracturing risk assessments
Wilson et al., October 2018
Birth and Death(?) of the Anti-Fracking Movement: Inferences from Quantity of Coverage Theory
Allan Mazur, October 2018
The Effect of the Oil and Gas Boom on Schooling Decisions in the U.S
Zuo et al., October 2018
Yet more ‘fracking’ social science: An overview of unconventional hydrocarbon development globally
Darrick Evensen, October 2018
Forward osmosis remediation of high salinity Permian Basin produced water from unconventional oil and gas development
Liden et al., October 2018
Temporal variability largely explains top-down/bottom-up difference in methane emission estimates from a natural gas production region
Vaughn et al., October 2018
Is ‘activist’ a dirty word? Place identity, activism and unconventional gas development across three continents
Luke et al., October 2018
Unconventional gas development in Australia: A critical review of its social license
Luke et al., October 2018
Unconventionally contentious: Frack Free South Africa’s challenge to the oil and gas industry
Jasper Finkeldey, October 2018
Identifying policy and legal issues for shale gas development in Algeria: A SWOT analysis
Azubuike et al., October 2018
Atmospheric impacts of a natural gas development within the urban context of Morgantown, West Virginia
Williams et al., October 2018
Fuzzy clustering analysis of hydraulic fracturing additives for environmental and human health risk mitigation
Hu et al., October 2018
Fuel to the fire: Risk governance and framing of shale gas in the Netherlands
Tamara Metze, October 2018
The Eagle Ford and Bakken shale regions of the United States: A comparative case study
Emily Grubert, October 2018
Simultaneous removal of organic matter and iron from hydraulic fracturing flowback water through sulfur cycling in a microbial fuel cell
Zhang et al., October 2018
Industry and government responses to unconventional gas development in Australia
Witt et al., October 2018
The water-energy-food nexus of unconventional oil and gas extraction in the Vaca Muerta Play, Argentina
Lorenzo Rosa and Paolo D’Odorico, October 2018
Faults and associated karst collapse suggest conduits for fluid flow that influence hydraulic fracturing-induced seismicity
Galloway et al., October 2018
Environmental and individual PAH exposures near rural natural gas extraction
Paulik et al., October 2018
iDST: An integrated decision support tool for treatment and beneficial use of non-traditional water supplies – Part II. Marcellus and Barnett Shale case studies
Ma et al., October 2018
Oklahoma earthquakes and the price of oil
Travis Roach, October 2018
Water resource selection and optimisation for shale gas developments in Australia: A combinatorial approach
Cruz et al., October 2018
Why does industry structure matter for unconventional oil and gas development? Examining revenue sharing outcomes in North Dakota
Litzow et al., October 2018
Framing the future of fracking: Discursive lock-in or energy degrowth in the Netherlands?
Tamara Metze, October 2018
Unconventional natural gas development and pediatric asthma hospitalizations in Pennsylvania
Willis et al., October 2018
The economic, social and environmental impact of shale gas exploitation in Romania: A cost-benefit analysis
Grecu et al., October 2018
Keep it local? Preferences for federal, state, or local unconventional oil and gas regulations
Adam Mayer and Stephanie Malin, October 2018
Fracking Vaca Muerta: Socioeconomic Implications of Shale Gas Extraction in Northern Patagonia, Argentina
Elvin Delgado, October 2018
Rapid desorption of radium isotopes from black shale during hydraulic fracturing. 1. Source phases that control the release of Ra from Marcellus Shale
Landis et al., September 2018
Review of shale gas social science in the United Kingdom, 2013–2018
Darrick Evensen, September 2018
Plant-microbial synergism: An effective approach for the remediation of shale-gas fracturing flowback and produced water
He et al., September 2018
Methane emissions from natural gas production sites in the United States: Data synthesis and national estimate
Omara et al., September 2018
Optimal design of water networks for shale gas hydraulic fracturing including economic and environmental criteria
López-Díaz et al., September 2018
Toward better hydraulic fracturing fluids and their application in energy production: A review of sustainable technologies and reduction of potential environmental impacts
Thomas et al., September 2018
Life cycle greenhouse gas emissions and freshwater consumption of liquefied Marcellus shale gas used for international power generation
Mallapragada et al., September 2018
Canopy volume removal from oil and gas development activity in the upper Susquehanna River basin in Pennsylvania and New York (USA): An assessment using lidar data
Young et al., September 2018
Membrane Fouling and Reusability in Membrane Distillation of Shale Oil and Gas Produced Water: Effects of Membrane Surface Wettability
Du et al., September 2018

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