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Operators struggle to understand proppant placement beyond the fracture, and that’s the information that could be the key to boosting EUR.
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This section lists with regret SPE members who recently passed away.
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The 2021 survey report offers additional data about the benefits employers are offering by region, job level, engineering title, and comparisons of pay changes by types of engineers.
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This section lists with regret SPE members who recently passed away.
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View 2021 ATCE on-demand content, connections, and companies for 90 days. AIME celebrates the organization’s 150 years.
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The 2021–2022 Drillbotics competition will require the contestants to integrate human factors engineering considerations into their automated drilling rigs for the first time.
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Given the rapidly rising investments in robotics and drones, why is the SPE Unmanned Systems Technical Section struggling to find volunteers willing to form a new board and keep the rest of the Production and Facility Community up to date on the opportunities and challenges in applying these new tools in the field or at construction sites?
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Steve Sawaryn, who made world-leading contributions to directional drilling and surveying fields, died 29 August. He was 66.
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This section recognizes SPE members accomplishments and positions within the oil and gas industry.
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The newly formed SPE Hydraulic Fracturing Technical Section is working on a project to identify a set of best practices for completions engineers. Once completed, they will be accessible to the entire SPE technical community.
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This section lists with regret SPE members who recently passed away.