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The message of learn, strategize, persevere, and optimize highlights the SPE Liquids-Rich Basins Conference held in Fort Worth, Texas. The presentations on US basins may yield insight into tackling onshore unconventional plays in other parts of the world.

In this paper, the effect of timing and pattern of well placement on NPV is studied. Three scenarios were evaluated.

This paper describes a case study in which four reservoir models were coupled with a production-network model, with the objectives of maximizing recovery factors, identifying operational problems, and evaluating water-production effects.

The implementation of the PRMS has contributed significantly to the understanding of the hydrocarbon-maturation process in the Netherlands.

This paper presents methods for production forecasting that give reasonable post-treatment predictions that have been found to be useful for economic planning.

The paper presents and discusses a solution for immersive training of industrial operators that allows experiencing the multifaceted scenarios of real-plant operations.

This paper gives an overview of ongoing research activities on the subject of offshore use of composite flowlines, risers, and topside piping.

Two points stand out in the development and status of technology for production and facilities. The first is the amount of innovative ongoing work related to piping, pipelines, and materials for severe service. The second is the amount of work involving the use of digital simulations.

While inherent design changes and innovations made to BHAs and bits can be applied to both vertical and horizontal wellbores, the industry is targeting horizontal applications.

The sizing procedure described in the paper allows one to size horizontal gas/liquid separators considering nonstable flow rate at the inlet or fluctuations in the liquid fraction on the same stream.