SPEI: Fundamentals of Reservoir Simulation

Description

The purpose of this seminar is to introduce the fundamental concepts and elements of reservoir

simulation. This is an overview of simulation technology, taught from a physical perspective. There are no

equations used in this course. Upon completion, participants will understand the basics such as why and

how a model is built, data sources, how wells are modeled, and what a company is looking for in a

reservoir simulation study. The various phases (from model building through prediction) and types (singlewell,

sector, full-field) of models will be discussed. This is not intended to be a hands-on course. This will

be very fast-paced for those who want an overview of simulation types before getting involved in more indepth

study or practice.

Topics Covered

Theory of Numerical Simulation

Planning a Simulation Study

Data Acquisition and Analysis

Fluid Properties

Rock-Fluid Interaction Relationships

Geologic Model Development

Grid Construction

Model Initialization

Prepare Well History

History Match

Prediction Cases

Review of Simulation Models

Location: SPE Houston Training Center
10777 Westheimer Suite 1075
Houston , TX 77042

Date: May 25, 2010, 8 a.m. - May 25, 2010, 5 p.m.