Assessing Spatial Cognition Skills Employed by Geoscientists in the Petroleum Industry Melanie Busch, Bob Krantz, Peter Hennings, Richard Aram, Juli Hennings ConocoPhillips, Houston, Texas {melanie.m.busch, bob.krantz, p

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