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With the decline in oil price and typical product differentials, the current year will be particularly challenging for heavy-oil operations.

The coming year will be challenging for the global geophysical industry and for seismic-acquisition companies in particular.

Technology is improving continuously to help us with production optimization through new approaches, including downhole multiphase-flow measurement, wireless data gathering, wireless power-transfer methods, and new fluids technology.

Among the tools and techniques being used to exploit hydrocarbons efficiently are real-time geomechanics.

For openhole horizontal wells, providing power and data through an umbilical is very challenging.

The paper describes the hardware and user interface, the procedures for installation and acquisition, and several examples of field data and well-performance analysis for a variety of rod-pumping installations.

With more than a decade of experience acquired using Venturi/gamma ray multiphase flowmeters (MPFMs), further gains in measurement quality and operational robustness have been achieved.

This paper aims to develop criteria for identifying situations in which induced fracture complexity and sustained conductivity are or are not required.

This study provides a model for the inclined fracture case. It applies and further extends the unified-fracture-design approach for rectangular drainage areas, relating the dimensionless proppant number to the maximum productivity index in pseudosteady-state conditions.

The process of risk and uncertainty reduction in unconventional-drilling operations starts with improving techniques for pore-pressure modeling.