... geology machine learning heat map artificial intelligence surface measurement prediction application training data sequence drilling field drilling automation physical feature new well rotation speed real-time stick slip mitigation surface data initial depth downhole data TECHNICAL...

... can be spatial or represented in completion variable space. To obtain a production forecast for a new well, the authors use the decline curve from a cluster to which it is believed that the new well will belong, usually sampling from a cluster map. The second approach to forecasting shale production...

..._ JPT staff Equinor Drilling New Wells in Norwegian North Sea Equinor will drill three new wells at a cost of $219.3 million at the Martin Linge field in the Norwegian North Sea to ensure safe production after an analysis found four previous wells drilled there did not have necessary barriers...

... production. The surge in unconventional completions over the past decade has created ample candidates for hydraulic refracturing, and many opera-tors have found refracturing to be a viable alternative to drilling new wells in such formations. Recommended additional reading at OnePetro: www.onepetro.org. SPE...

... the switch and start drilling a new well or cut back on drilling activity,” said Mike Plante, senior research economist for the Dallas bank. Once a year, the reserve bank asks operators to tell them what breakeven oil price is needed to justify continuing oil production from existing wells, and the price...

... in a recent episode of The Drilldown, a pod- cast from John and Richard Spears, whose company Spears and Associates closely tracks the service sector. John Spears esti- mated that about 11,000 new wells were needed in 2018 to sus- tain US production and that the total rises to 14,000 this year. The estimates...

...Stephen Rassenfoss The Problems With Bigger Fracs in Tighter Spaces When a new well is being fractured, anyone with a producing well nearby needs to look out for hits. The hydraulic pressure used to fracture a new well is likely to be felt in older wells nearby because fractures tend to grow toward...

... essentially shifted entirely from fast-paced growth of tight hydrocarbon reservoirs to production enhancement from existing (but still profitable) wells, as well as to maximizing productivity from the smaller number of new well completions. However, enhancing production from multizone, propped-fracture...

... Completions Improve, Despite Shrinking Number of New Wells Trent Jacobs, JPT Senior Technology Writer A row of wellheads in North Dakota. While being squeezed by a zero-margin economic climate, unconventional producers are still searching for innovations that will be put to good use when prices rebound. Photo...

... injector geologic modeling waterflooding Conformance Control reservoir-management strategy deepwater production reservoir september 2013 injection DCA prediction oil rate water breakthrough Reservoir Characterization breakthrough correlation new well water injection Malaysia sufficient...

... was contemplated earlier The following points became the cornerstone of the new strategy. Proactive processing to evaluate and implement rig and rigless work- overs quickly Drilling, completing, and connect- ing new wells on priority Opportunistic use of newly drilled wells slated for overlying reservoirs...

... field, a giant and mature field in the Brazilian Campos basin. Reservoir-flow simulations were used to optimize the methodology and increase the recoverable-oil volume by accelerating the oil production. As a result, new-well proposals became more economically attractive. Introduction The Marlim field...

... 00 20 01 20 02 20 03 20 04 20 05 20 06 20 07 20 08 N um be r o f J ob s 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000 90,000 Fl ow R at e, B /D New well Workover Sidetrack Oil rate Liquid rate New wells on Platfrom A and B and from Jacket C, D, and F New wells on Jacket E and G Workover...

... contributing units are Minagish, Marrat, and Zubair reservoirs. A very dynamic development plan was implemented to sustain production. The strategy involves increased well activity and production-facility and -capacity upgrade. Many new wells are planned, including high-producing-rate horizontal wells...

... northern kuwait Implementation development scheme reservoir new well recommendation subteam Engineer team approach multidisciplinary reservoir-management approach new oil 40 JPT JANUARY 2006 Before 2001, the overall potential and via- bility of long-term development of the lower Burgan...

... the basis for planning to build 3D models. A 3D parameter-based high maneuverability of the drill bit. High and geosteering new wells. The introduc- model is used in combination with more- drilling rates and operating costs require tion of azimuthal GR measurements fur- traditional map-based models to form...

... & gas upper dogleg side-load stress milling liner drift internal diameter well intervention rotational milling technology update mitigating effect subsidence downhole intervention restore production new well carbide intervención de pozos petroleros casing well decommissioning lower...

... Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, San Antonio, Texas, 5-8 October. 1 2 1998 1 2 1998 1 2 1998 1 2 1998 1998. Society of Petroleum Engineers Reservoir Characterization Upstream Oil & Gas facies description porosity orientation descriptor new well...

... Conference and Exhibition, San Antonio, Texas, 5-8 October. 1 2 1998 1 2 1998 1 2 1998 1 2 1998 1998. Society of Petroleum Engineers geological modeling facies-probability map facies proportion new well Modeling & Simulation study area shale grid Reservoir...

... design estimates of resource in place new well sidetrack fluid contact selection objective resource in place estimate intersection gravity-drainage area ultraslimhole drilling operation innovative technique operating area development drilling wellbore pbu SEPTEMBER 1997 1013 F I E L...