Mar. 3 - Mar. 4, 2013


Description

Description

This 2-day course presents the basic knowledge and fundamentals of intelligent well completions needed to identify, plan, and execute smart-well and smart-field projects. Participants will gain an understanding of the petroleum engineering considerations for intelligent well applications such as project screening, well performance modeling and reservoir simulation. They will also learn about the equipment, functionality, completion design and execution needed to successfully implement the project. Topics include:
 • Elements of an intelligent well, applications, and business drivers
 • Basic screening questions and defining completion requirements
 • Simulation tools and evaluating improved productivity and recovery
 • Using intelligent wells to address reservoir and production uncertainty
 • Inflow, outflow, and Nodal analysis
 • Flow control valves for linear control
 • Artificial lift and intelligent wells
 • Flow valves, actuation systems, downhole sensors
 • Control systems, communication and power, ancillary support equipment
 • Data collection, validation, storage
 • Analysis and decision-making processes, control, optimization
 • An operating philosophy for intelligent wells

Why You Should Attend

If your field development plans include smart well technology, or if you’re wondering if they should, this course is for you.


Featured Speakers

Speaker Michael Konopczynski

Michael Konopczynski manages Reservoir Solutions at WellDynamics, where he provides petroleum engineering support for the application of SmartWell technology. Before joining WellDynamics in 2001, he spent nearly 20 years with Shell Canada, serving in a variety of production engineering and technology roles including steam-assisted thermal recovery, CO2 enhanced recovery, deep sour …

Michael Konopczynski manages Reservoir Solutions at WellDynamics, where he provides petroleum engineering support for the application of SmartWell technology. Before joining WellDynamics in 2001, he spent nearly 20 years with Shell Canada, serving in a variety of production engineering and technology roles including steam-assisted thermal recovery, CO2 enhanced recovery, deep sour gas development, and gas-condensate developments in Canada, the United States, and the Sultanate of Oman.

Full Description



Organizer

Diane Frasier Hallmark


Date and Time

Sun, Mar. 3

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Mon, Mar. 4, 2013

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
(GMT-0500) America/Chicago

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Location

The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel

1601 Lake Robbins Drive
The Woodlands, Texas 77380
USA



Group(s): SPE-GCS