Nov. 3, 2011


Description

 

Description

Introduction -- Brief Review of Unique U. Reservoir Properties Affecting PDA

  • Pore structure and gas storage mechanisms
  • Material balance
  • Flow mechanisms: matrix and fracture flow
  • Non-static permeability
  • Multi-phase flow

Brief Review of UR Completion/Stimulation Methods Impacting PDA

  • Cavity completed wells
  • Vertical, hydraulically fractured wells
  • Horizontal wells, naturally completed, and multi-laterals
  • Multi-fractured horizontal wells                                                               

Rate-Transient Signatures

  • Introduction to Concept
  • Example Signatures of:
  • Vertical wells in low-k single porosity reservoirs
  • Horizontal wells in low-k single-porosity reservoirs
  • Multi-fractured hz wells in low-k single porosity reservoirs
  • Multi-fractured hz wells in low-k double-porosity reservoirs

Analytical Methods for Rate-Transient Analysis

  • Overview of Techniques
  • Type-Curve Methods
  • Modification of pseudo-variables to account for unique UR properties
  • Example type-curve sets and application                                     
  • Straight-line (flow-regime) Methods
  • Transient flow (bilinear, linear, elliptical and radial flow)
  • Boundary-dominated flow (FMB)
  • Simulation
  • Some tips on model setup, history-matching and integration with RTA

Empirical Methods for Rate-Transient Analysis

  • Arps Decline Curves  - use with Fetkovich type-curves
  • New Methods (ex. Power-Law Exponential)

Examples

  • Tight gas
  • Single- and multi-phase shale gas
  • Single- and multi-phase CBM

CEUs

0.8 CEUs (Continuing Education Units) awarded for this 1-day course.


Featured Speakers

Speaker Chris Clarkson


UROC Consulting and University of Calgary



Chris Clarkson, PhD, P. Eng.,President, UROC Consulting Inc. andProfessor and EnCana Chair in Unconventional Gas, Department of Geoscience; Adjunct Professor, Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering,University of Calgary.  Clarkson was the winner of the Rossiter W. Raymond (AIME) and Alfred Noble Prize …


UROC Consulting and University of Calgary




Chris Clarkson, PhD, P. Eng.,President, UROC Consulting Inc. andProfessor and EnCana Chair in Unconventional Gas, Department of GeoscienceAdjunct Professor, Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering,University of Calgary.  Clarkson was the winner of the Rossiter W. Raymond (AIME) and Alfred Noble Prize (ASCE), presented at 2005 SPE ATCE meeting in Dallas, Texas. He has also served on the 2009/2010 SPE Distinguished Lecturer Program, his lecture entitled “Coalbed Methane: What Secrets Remain Hidden in the Black Box”.




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Organizer

Cindy Davis


Date and Time

Thu, Nov. 3, 2011

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
(GMT-0600) US/Mountain

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Location

SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition


Denver, Colorado
USA