40 Advancements in Well Forecasting and Well Test Analysis
Tuesday, 4 October
371 D-F
Technical Session
Transient analysis plays a central role in understanding and predicting well/reservoir performance. This technical session focuses on the use of PTA and RTA techniques to characterize complex systems, including fractured reservoirs, multi-layered reservoirs, and multi-fractured horizontal wells. It also discusses application of the techniques to assist numerical history matching, evaluate well spacing and reserves estimation, improve well management, and assess the impact of non-reservoir signals on well-test interpretation
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1400-1425 210420Numerical RTA Extended to Complex Fracture Systems: Part 2
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1425-1450 210224RTA-assisted Numerical History-matching And Co-optimization Of Co2 Storage And HnP Performance For A Near Critical Gas Condensate Shale Well
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1450-1515 210073Improved Well Spacing Decision Using RTA: Workflow To Translate RTA Half-length To Actual Depletion
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1545-1610 210335A Novel Mittag-Leffler Function Decline Model For Production Forecasting In Multi-Layered Unconventional Oil Reservoirs
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1610-1635 210481Does The Chow Pressure Group Analysis Provide Any New Information In The Rta Pf Unconventional Reservoirs?
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1635-1700 210366An Investigation Into Non-reservoir Components That Undermine Reservoir Responses In Transient-test Data
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Alternate 210358Establishing Reasonable Certainty For Reserves Estimates By Utilizing A Combination Of Reliable Technologies