Reservoir characterization

The authors of this paper describe a project that integrates carbonate stratigraphic forward models of outcropping formations and reservoir-modeling work flows.

This paper presents a work flow that has been applied to crossdipole sonic data acquired in a vertical pilot well drilled in the Permian Basin.

As we continue to advance the capability in the laboratory environment to test downhole condition measurements experimentally, the tools we are using appear to be bridging the subsurface characterization with the production results. Continued focus on unconventionals is complemented with a renewed focus on conventional research as well.

The paper describes a method to match reaction kinetics from coreflooding experiments.

Researchers from Skoltech have trained a neural network to recognize rock samples in core box images efficiently. The process has sped up analysis by up to 20 times and made it possible to automate the description of rock samples.

The paper presents key lessons learned in efficiently designing pressure-buildup tests in tight sandstone reservoirs.

The two companies have teamed up in an attempt to cut downhole costs with a project that aims to extract more information from reduced data-acquisition programs.

This study describes application of the iterative ensemble Kalman smoother application to a low-permeability coalbed methane field in Australia.

This work evaluates and compares the performance of rate normalization and pressure deconvolution for both synthetic and tight-oil examples.

The authors describe an approach to achieve reliable estimation of field gas initially in place.