Aug. 9, 2024


Description

 

Completion and well spacing optimization in Unconventional, Multi-Stage Horizontal wells is a complex process.  This short course will step through the process of reservoir characterization and fracture effectiveness using production analysis to build the models necessary to answer the questions on optimization.  Formation permeability and fracture treatment effectiveness are the two primary values that affect productivity.  In unconventional horizontal wells, effective fracture half-length is the primary value controlling EUR.  Determining these values from the analysis of production data will be presented and discussed.

Many examples from real wells will be presented in several different formations, oil & gas. 

 


Featured Speakers

Speaker Stephen Schubarth

 
Stephen Schubarth has BS and MS degrees from Texas A&M University.  He has been in the industry for 43 years working as a completion design and reservoir engineer.  He has worked for operators, Halliburton, Saint-Gobain Proppants and as a consultant during this time.  Steve has published over 30 technical papers …

 


Stephen Schubarth has BS and MS degrees from Texas A&M University.  He has been in the industry for 43 years working as a completion design and reservoir engineer.  He has worked for operators, Halliburton, Saint-Gobain Proppants and as a consultant during this time.  Steve has published over 30 technical papers and articles with the majority addressing the process of completion & well optimization.  He has been a member of SPE since 1977.


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Organizer

SPE-GCS Continuing Education Committee


Date and Time

Fri, Aug. 9, 2024

8 a.m. - noon
(GMT-0500) US/Central

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Location

Galleria II Building - 18th Floor

5051 Westheimer Rd. Suite 1800
Houston, TX 77056
United States of America