2018 Reservoir Technology Symposium

Maximizing our Resources

Thursday April 26, 2018

Anadarko Conference Center, The Woodlands, TX

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM  

Reservoir Technology Symposium is the annual event hosted by the SPE Gulf Coast Section Reservoir Study Group designed to disseminate knowledge and technology needed to achieve the many objectives of reservoir management, including understanding risk, increasing production and reserves, and maximizing resources.

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 Symposium Registration

Early Registration Member/Non-Member: $100 / $125

Late Registration Member/Non-Member/Walk-in: $125 / $150 / $150

Registration Students/MiT/Retired: $50 - Register Here

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One Day Workshop

Typical Well Production Profile

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 Friday April 27, 2018

Anadarko Conference Center, The Woodlands, TX

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM  

Workshop Instructors 

Dr. John Lee, 3esi-Enersight and Texas A&M

Dr. Randy Freeborn, 3esi-Enersight

Mark McLane, Rose & Associates

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Workshop Registration

Early Registration Member/Non-Member: $300 / $300

Late Registration Member/Non-Member: $350 / $350

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Students/MiT/Retired*: $125 Register Here

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Sign up for Reservoir Technology Symposium & One Day Workshop

 ** Register for both events here **

Registration Member/Non-Member: $250 / $250

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Students Pricing: $125

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  Symposium Keynote Speaker

Gabriel Collins, Rice University – Baker Institute

Session 1 - Technology & Innovation: Emerging Technologies

to Maximize our Resources

S1.01 – Gas Injection for GOM DW Wilcox Trend Fields Development: Challenges and Recovery Potential

Andrew Oghena, Chevron

S1.02 – Machine Learning based Heavy Oil Enhanced Recovery Optimization

Reza Rastegar, Oxy

S1.03 – The Power of Real-Time Monitoring and Control in Formation Testing Applications

Hani Elshahawi, Shell

Session 2 - Production Forecasting and Reserves Estimation

S2.01 – Proposed Update to the 2007 Petroleum Resource Management System

Dan Diluzio, Newfield

S2.02 – Comprehensive Model for DFIT Injection and Falloff Pressure Data

Christine Ehlig-Economides, University of Houston

Session 3 - Unconventional Reservoirs - A Service Company's Perspective

S3.01 – A new simulation based workflow to combine fracture simulation, reservoir simulation and cost structures to optimize profitability of unconventional reservoirs

Johannes Will, Dynardo

S3.02 – Subsurface DNA Diagnostics as a New Data Set for Reservoir Characterization

Liz Percak-Dennett, Biota

S3.03 – Learnings from Unconventional Modeling

Chet Ozgen, Nitec

Session 4 - Unconventional Reservoirs-An Operator's Perspective

S4.01 – Time-lapse Geochemistry (TLG) Application in Unconventional Reservoir

G. Eric Michael, ConocoPhillips

S4.02 – Optimizing Vertical and Lateral Spacing of Horizontal Wells in Permian Basin Stacked Bench Developments

Do Shin, Oxy

S4.03 – Industry trends and Chevron activity across the Permian Basin

David Rains, Chevron

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