DSDE: In Practice

The authors of this paper describe a suite of technologies that enables enhanced well robustness and performance modeling and monitoring of carbon storage facilities.

The authors of this paper describe an approach in which all available technologies are combined to improve understanding of reservoir depositional environments.

The authors of this paper describe a project in which Raleigh frequency-shift distributed strain sensing monitored during production in a far-field observation well was translated to an estimated pressure profile.

Finding and producing crude and natural gas is far, far removed from the days of acting on a geologist’s hunch or a wildcatter’s gut feeling.

This paper describes an 18-month intensive continuous improvement process between an operator, a rig contractor, and bottomhole-assembly (BHA) service providers aimed at reducing BHAs per well in two Oklahoma rigs.

This paper presents the concept of a supervisory and advisory system dedicated to support the detection of abnormal events and to provide guidelines for fluid treatment.

This paper highlights a thermodynamic modeling approach used to determine the optimal depth for installation of a wax-inhibition tool.

The authors of this paper write that computationally coupled models enable swift, accurate, and engineered decision-making for optimal asset development.

This paper presents an approach to optimize the location of wellhead towers using an algorithm based on multiple parameters related to well cost.

The authors of this paper present an artificial-lift timing and selection work flow using a hybrid data-driven and physics-based approach that incorporates routinely available pressure/volume/temperature, rate, and pressure information.