SPE Oklahoma City Oil and Gas Symposium Technical Paper Sessions
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Tuesday, April 9, 8:30 - 11:00 am
01 Data Driven Solutions / Formation Evaluation
Room B
Session Chairpersons: Branden Ruyle, Basin Engineering / Nick Penner, Chesapeake Energy
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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0830 | 195238 |
An Accelerated Optimization Workflow With Uncertainty Reduction Through Coupled Data And Physics Hybrid Models
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0900 | 195226 |
What Tier Sand should you use for your well? Practical use of Data Analytics to determine Proppant Type and Quality
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0930 | 195188 |
Reservoir Characterization Using NMR Data in Absence of Core - Breakthrough in NMR Data Utilization
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10:30 | 195181 |
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Tuesday, April 9, 8:30 - 11:30
02 Production Operations
Room C
Session Chairpersons: Trey Lowe, Devon Energy / Aaron T. Hoak, Complete Shale
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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0830 | 195180 |
Single Point High-Pressure Gas Lift Replaces ESP in Permian Basin Pilot Test
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0900 | 195186 |
Improved Rod-Pump Run Time in Sandy Wells (Two Stages Filtration)
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0930 | 195235 |
Evaluating Pressure Drawdown Strategy for Hydraulically Fracture Shale Gas Condensate Producers
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1030 | 195198 |
Quantifying a New Horizontal Well Gas Anchor Performance
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1100 | 195234 |
Self-Adjusting Anomaly Detection Model for Well Operation and Production in Real-time
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Alternate | 195208 |
Hypervolume-Based Multiobjective Optimization for Gas Lift Systems
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Alternate | 195207 |
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Tuesday, April 9, 8:30 - 11:30
03 Development of Unconventional Reservoirs
Room D
Session Chairpersons: Mark Van Domelen, Downhole Chemical Solutions / Matthew Padgham, Chaparral Energy
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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0830 | 195183 |
Investigating Optimized Well Placement in San Andres Tight Oil Dolomite Reservoir by Integrated Reservoir Modeling Approach
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0900 | 195218 |
Haynesville Shale: Predicting Long-term Production And Residual Analysis To Identify Well Interference And Frac Hits
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0930 | 195193 |
Model For Asymmetric Hydraulic Fractures With Non-uniform Distribution
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1030 | 195204 |
Dimensionless Section-Level “Cumulative Oil vs. Pumped Fluid” Normalization Plot in Unconventional Development
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1100 | 195220 |
A Kinetic Monte Carlo Study to Investigate the Effective Permeability and Conductivity of Microfractures in Unconventional Reservoirs U.A. Inyang, J. Cortez, R.G. Dusterhoft, Halliburton; M. Apostolopoulou, A. Striolo, M. Stamatakis, University College London |
Alternate | 195239 |
Field Development Using Compositional Reservoir Simulation and Uncertainty Analysis in the Delaware Basin
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Tuesday, April 9, 13:30 - 16:00
Panel - STACK / SCOOP
Moderator: Brian Simmons - COO & VP of Operations, Le Norman Operating
Exhibit Hall 2
Speakers: Scott G Donnelly - VP of Southern Production, Continental Resources; Tom Hellman - Region VP of Oklahoma SCOOP/STACK, Marathon Oil; Todd Moehlenbrock - Anadarko BU VP, Devon Energy; Josh Walker - VP of Completions and Operations, Chaparral Energy
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Wednesday, April 10, 8:30 - 11:30
04 Completions I: Fracturing Materials
Room B
Session Chairpersons: Mary Susan Van Domelen, Van Domelen, LLC / Ashley Mercer, Chesapeake Energy
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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0830 | 195191 |
A Critical Review of High Viscosity Friction Reducers HVFR Fracturing Fluids Used for Hydraulic Fracturing Applications
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0900 | 195199 |
Correlating the Performance of Friction Reducers with Produced Water Chemistry
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0930 | 195227 |
Investigate the Rheological Behavior of High Viscosity Friction Reducer Fracture Fluid and Its impact on Proppant Static Settling Velocity M. Ba Geri, A. Imqam, Missouri University of Science and Technology; A. Bogdan, L. Shen, BJ Services |
1030 | 195229 |
Elastic Friction Reducer Facilitates Proppant Transport and FR Residual Analysis Provides Insight into Potential Formation Damage L. Xu, J.W. Ogle, T.A. Collier, J. French, Halliburton; R. Nichols, Le Norman Operating |
1100 | 195192 |
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Alternate | 195205 |
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Wednesday, April 10, 08:30 - 11:30
05 Drilling I: Drilling Operations
Room C
Session Chairpersons: Mark A. Parker, Halliburton Energy Services Group / Jason Goss, Tres Management
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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0830 | 195237 |
Combining State-of-the-Art Hybrid Bits and Positive Displacement Motors Saves $863,670 CAD Over 20 Wells in Northern Alberta, Canada M. Hurlburt, Athabasca Corporation; J.L. Quintero, R. Bradshaw, A.J. Belloso Damiano, Baker Hughes, a GE company; E. Cripps, Baker Hughes a GE company; D. Blakney, D. Glass, Baker Hughes, a GE Company |
0900 | 195216 |
Do we need an Intelligent Makeup Solutions for modern Rotary Shouldered Connections?
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0930 | 195189 |
Application of an Innovative Drilling Simulator Set Up to Test Inhibitive Mud Systems for Drilling High Clay Shales N. Konate, Well Construction Technology Center; C.P. Ezeakacha, S. Salehi, University of Oklahoma; M. Mokhtari, University of Louisiana At Lafayette |
1030 | 195182 |
Design and Development of a Novel Fluid Loss Additive for Invert Emulsion Drilling Fluids from a Renewable Raw Material
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1100 | 195213 |
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Wednesday, April 10, 8:30 - 11:30
06 Economics, Planning and Field Development
Room D
Session Chairpersons: Johan Antonio Daal, Devon Energy Corporation / Aaron Renken, Devon Energy Corporation
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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0830 | 195241 |
Well Spacing and Landing Zone Optimization to Improve Development Strategy - A Case Study from the STACK P. Karam, J. Yang, K.M. Cozyris, T. Stephenson, X. An, Baker Hughes, a GE company; C. Jung, J. Jun, H. Lee, SK E&P Operations America |
0900 | 195231 |
Uncertainty Analysis of Production Forecast in Permian Basin
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0930 | 195209 |
Evaluation of Small-Scale Gas-to-Liquid Economy Feasibility to Mitigate North Dakota Flaring Issue
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1030 | 195233 |
Leveraging Improvements in Unitization to Reduce Mobilization Costs for Land Rigs
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1100 | 195232 |
Adaptive Forecasting of Natural Gas Resources, Production, Infrastructure, and Prices
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Alternate | 195202 |
Digital Technology Optimizes Unconventional Well Planning by Integrating Cross-Domain Expertise C.A. Akpenyi, Schlumberger Technology Corp.; Z. Yuan, Schlumberger; D. Carson, Z. Hebert, Petro-Hunt |
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Wednesday, April 10, 13:30 - 15:00
07 Completions II: Fracturing Operations
Room B
Session Chairpersons: Kristian M Cozyris, Baker Hughes / Kent Woner, Weatherford
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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1400 | 195219 |
Fast-Loop Quantitative Analysis of Proppant Distribution Among Perforation Clusters D. Kortukov, Schlumberger Well Completion & Productivity Group; M.J. Williams, Schlumberger |
1430 | 195212 |
Identifying Well Treatment Candidates and Strategies for Enhancing Hydraulic Fractures System Complexity
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1500 | 195221 |
Fracture Diagnostic using Distributed Temperature Measurements during Stimulation Fluid Flow-back
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1530 | 195196 |
Integrated Approach to Evaluate Rock Brittleness and Fracability for Hydraulic Fracturing Optimization in Shale Gas M.I. Mohamed, Colorado School of Mines; M. Salah, Khalda Petroleum; Y.B. Coskuner, Colorado School of Mines; M.H. Ibrahim, Apache Corp.; C.D. Pieprzica, Apache Corp; E. Ozkan, Colorado School of Mines |
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Wednesday, April 10, 13:30 - 15:30
08 Drilling II: Well Construction
Room C
Session Chairpersons: Kyle Massie, Red Bluff Resources / Jason David Hildebrand, Devon Energy
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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1330 | 195197 |
Prediction of Lost Circulation Prior to Drilling for Induced Fractures Formations Using Artificial Neural Networks
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1400 | 195230 |
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1430 | 195225 |
Assessing Mechanical Integrity of Expanding Cement S. Salehi, University of Oklahoma; H. Patel, [email protected]; C. Teodoriu, University of Oklahoma |
1500 | 195228 |
The Need of NMR Cement Properties Characterization and Lesson Learned A.C. Ichim, F. K Saleh, C. Teodoriu, C.H. Sondergeld, University of Oklahoma |
1530 | 195203 |
Numerical Study on Casing Integrity During Hydraulic Fracturing Shale Formation X. Wu, University of Oklahoma; L. Han, S. Yang, Tubular Goods Research Institute of CNPC; F. Ying, Chengdu University of Technology; C. Teodoriu, X. Wu, The University of Oklahoma |
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Wednesday, April 10, 13:30 - 15:30
09 Enhanced Oil Recovery
Room D
Session Chairpersons: Ravimadhav N Vaidya, Devon Energy Corporation / Tyler Conner, Devon Energy
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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1330 | 195194 |
Data-Driven Analysis of Natural Gas EOR in Unconventional Shale Oils C. Temizel, Aera Energy LLC-EBS; K. Balaji, University of North Dakota; C.H. Canbaz, Ege University; Y. Palabiyik, Istanbul Technical University; R.A. Moreno, Smart Recovery; M. Rabiei, Z. Zhou, University of North Dakota; R. Ranjith, FAR Technologies |
1400 | 195223 |
Mechanisms for Huff-n-Puff Cyclic Gas Injection into Unconventional Reservoirs
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1430 | 195240 |
Modeling Inter-well Fracture Interference and Huff-N-Puff Pressure Containment in Eagle Ford using EDFM M.X. Fiallos, W. Yu, R. Ganjdanesh, The University of Texas At Austin; E.C. Kerr, EP ENERGY; K. Sepehrnoori, The University of Texas At Austin; J. Miao, SimTech LLC; R. Ambrose, EP Energy |
1500 | 195179 |
Rapid Flood Operation Analysis and Optimization: A Case Study from the Midland Basin
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1530 | 195211 |
Extension of Oil Well Economic Life By Simultaneous Production of Oil and Electricity
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Alternate | 195185 |
Gas Huff and Puff process in Eagle Ford shale: recovery mechanism study and optimization L. Wang, W. Yu, The University of Texas at Austin |