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Thermal Characterization of Reservoir Rock and Crude Oil for Reservoir Characterization

European Petroleum Conference, 1998
This paper was presented as part of the student paper contest associated with the European Petroleum Conference. Abstract Three wells selected in Raman field of South Eastern Turkey had exhibited different gas contents as determined by TPAO.
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Characterization of Tight Reservoirs

Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1994
Distinguished Author Series Summary This paper gives methods to characterize tight gas reservoirs in sufficient detail to allow an engineer to make accurate long-range production forecasts. These forecasts are the basis for sound engineering and business decisions.
W.J. Lee, C.W. Hopkins
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Carbonate Reservoir Characterization

Journal of Petroleum Technology, 2003
Technology Today Series articles are general, descriptive representations that summarize the state of the art in an area of technology by describing recent developments for readers who are not specialists in the topics discussed. Written by individuals recognized as experts in the area, these articles provide key references to more definitive work and ...
F. Lucia, Charles Kerans, James Jennings
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Reservoir Characterization and Modeling

2011
Abstract As the demand for fossil fuels continues to grow and fields mature, reservoir characterization has become increasingly important. At the same time, the maturation of many of the world's fields presents new challenges for reservoir characterization.
Xinghe Yu, Y. Zee Ma, Ernest Gomez, David Psaila, Paul La Pointe, Shengli Li   +5 more
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Intelligent Reservoir Characterization

2002
Data integration, risk assessment and quantification of uncertainty are key issues in petroleum exploration and development. In recent years there has been tremendous efforts to find new methods to address these issues. As the problems become too complex and the cost associated with poor predictions (e.g.
P. M. Wong, F. Aminzadeh, M. Nikravesh
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Seismic Reservoir Characterization

6th International Congress of the Brazilian Geophysical Society, 1999
The body of the oral presentation consists of examples taken from international case studies, highlighting the application of some recent advancements in 3D seismic technology towards reservoir characterization including: Neural network technology facilitating facies interpretation in a turbiditic fan complex.
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Hydrocarbon Reservoir Characterization

1995
Abstract This collection of papers presents documentation for (1) approaches to be taken in developing a geologic framework for explaining layering, heterogeneity, and compartmentalization of a reservoir; (2) the value of outcrop data in improving understanding of reservoir performance; (3) methods for integrating, analyzing, and ...
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Characterization of the reservoir ecosystem

1985
Reservoirs are valuable environmental resources, the management of which will require a sound understanding of processes influencing their water quality. While these aquatic ecosystems are formally defined as lakes, the great importance of riverine flows, and a larger basin and watershed size set them apart from the small natural lakes upon which much ...
Robert H. Kennedy, Kent W. Thornton, Dennis E. Ford   +2 more
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The future of reservoir characterization

SEG Technical Program Expanded Abstracts 2003, 2003
Traditional methods of reservoir characterization using well data provide a limited spatial sampling of reservoir properties. Timelapse multicomponent seismology integrated with well and production data is the tool of the future for characterizing reservoirs. To illustrate this point time-lapse multicomponent seismic data were acquired in Weyburn Field,
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Integrated Reservoir Characterization

1999
Abstract The classical approach to constructing reservoir models is to start with a fine-scale geological model that is densely populated with petrophysical properties. Then scaling-up techniques allow us to integrate this detailed information on a coarser grid and to obtain a reservoir model with fewer grid cells, which can be input ...
B. Doligez, H. Beucher, F. Geffroy, R. Eschard   +3 more
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