Advances in Formation Evaluation and Well Testing for Energy Transition
Monday, 20 October
Room 342BE
Technical Session
Formation evaluation and well testing play a critical role in optimizing resource development across various energy sectors, including geothermal, hydrogen, carbon sequestration and complex reservoirs. This session brings together cutting-edge research on pressure transient solutions, advanced diffusion modeling, shut-in pressure analysis, downhole temperature monitoring and novel rock characterization techniques.
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1400-1425 228000Pressure Transient Solutions For Multifractured Enhanced Geothermal Systems
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1425-1450 228249Practical Applications Of Time Fractional Diffusion In Heterogeneous Sandstone Reservoirs
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1450-1515 228263In-place Volume Estimation: The Role Of Down-hole Temperature Data
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1545-1610 228055Dielectric And Thermal Characterization Of Reservoir Rocks For In-situ Hydrogen Production Via Microwave Heating
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1610-1635 228161A Novel Reservoir-Transient Wellbore Coupling Procedure For Carbon Storage In Depleted Reservoirs
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1635-1700 228206Advancing Hydrocarbon Saturation Analysis: Field Implementation Of Cutting-edge Pulsed Neutron Tools Featuring Diamond Detector Technology For Enhanced Reservoir Evaluation
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Alternate 228068Quantification Of CO₂ Transport In Organic-shale Formations Using NMR Saturation Profile Measurements
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Alternate 228244Time-Lapse Monitoring Of Pressure Depletion For High-temperature Gas-condensate Reservoirs To Optimize In-fill Perforation Using Pulsed-neutron Well Logging
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Alternate 228202Synthetic Fractional Flow Curves Based On Continuous Well Logs Honoring Highly Heterogenous Properties In Heavy Oil Reservoirs
