fracture modeling

The complete paper describes the first implementation of a solution to control fracture height for conventional wells in the Pannonian Basin.

This paper presents a work flow to match the history of reservoirs featuring complex fracture networks with a novel forward model.

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One of the oldest names in geomechanical modeling has learned some new tricks, and like so many recent advances in the oil and gas industry, it has everything to do with the North American shale revolution.

This paper presents results from the analysis of the effect of in-fill drilling on parent-well performance, and describes a simplistic approach to understanding the effect of the quest for operational efficiencies and economic cycles on development strategies.

One of the biggest ways to lower the cost of production from shale would be to identify zones that are productive, or not, before fracturing them.