- SPE Energy Stream
- Issues in Reservoir Management
Issues in Reservoir Management
Evaluation of Naturally Fractured Reservoirs. Discusses the origin and classification of natural fractures, and outlines methods for detecting and characterizing them. Discusses how the properties of fractured formations affect reservoir engineering considerations. Outlines general approaches to modeling fractured reservoirs, illustrating these approaches with several case studies. Reservoir Management of Mature Fields. Introduces the concept of synergism in reservoir management, stressing an interdisciplinary approach as key to maximizing a field’s potential. Outlines data requirements and methodology for evaluating a mature reservoir. Discusses applied reservoir management from the standpoint of increasing reserves and monitoring performance, with special emphasis on waterflooding and enhanced oil recovery projects.
Expiration: This course expires 12 months from date of registration.
Course Chapters
- 1Issues in Reservoir ManagementMedia Type: Scorm
Evaluation of Naturally Fractured Reservoirs
Discusses the origin and classification of natural fractures, and outlines methods for detecting and characterizing them. Discusses how the properties of fractured formations affect reservoir engineering considerations. Outlines general approaches to modeling fractured reservoirs, illustrating these approaches with several case studies.
Reservoir Management of Mature Fields
Introduces the concept of synergism in reservoir management, stressing an interdisciplinary approach as key to maximizing a field's potential. Outlines data requirements and methodology for evaluating a mature reservoir. Discusses applied reservoir management from the standpoint of increasing reserves and monitoring performance, with special emphasis on waterflooding and enhanced oil recovery projects.
Credits
Earn credits by completing this course0.7 CEU credit7.0 PDH credits