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Provided by: HOT Engineering Streamline Simulation in Reservoir Engineering & ManagementPetroleum Engineering |
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Training
Provided by HOT Engineering
Streamline simulation has become a powerful complementary tool to more traditional finite difference approaches for dynamic reservoir simulation. In some cases, streamline simulation can be considered an alternative, allowing to rapidly evaluating multiple geological and engineering scenarios for quick decision making. The objective of this course is to introduce practicing geoscientists to this novel technology, allowing them to understand where streamline simulation can be applied successfully.
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Streamline Simulation in Reservoir Engineering & Management Seminar Schedule
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Streamline Simulation in Reservoir Engineering & Management
Streamline simulation has become a powerful complementary tool to more traditional finite difference approaches for dynamic reservoir simulation. In some cases, streamline simulation can be considered an alternative, allowing to rapidly evaluating multiple geological and engineering scenarios for quick decision making. The objective of this course is to introduce practicing geoscientists to this novel technology, allowing them to understand where streamline simulation can be applied successfully.
OUTLINE
The theory and history of streamline-based flow simulation
How streamlines have become a complementary tool to more traditional simulation approaches
Advantages and disadvantages of streamlines
The use of streamlines in the traditional areas of reservoir engineering including:
Upscaling
Full-field simulations
History matching
Sensitivity on input data / uncertainty
Infill optimisation
Allocation balancing
The implications of novel engineering data produced by streamlines
The future of streamline-based flow simulations
Examples
OUTLINE
The theory and history of streamline-based flow simulation
How streamlines have become a complementary tool to more traditional simulation approaches
Advantages and disadvantages of streamlines
The use of streamlines in the traditional areas of reservoir engineering including:
Upscaling
Full-field simulations
History matching
Sensitivity on input data / uncertainty
Infill optimisation
Allocation balancing
The implications of novel engineering data produced by streamlines
The future of streamline-based flow simulations
Examples
About The Training Provider: HOT Engineering
HOT Engineering - HOT Engineering (www. hoteng. com) a company headquartered in Austria, offers exploration and field development services and E&P training services to the petroleum industry worldwide. With more than 20 years of consulting experience, we are one of the leading providers of advanced and integrated geological, geophysical, petrophysical and reservoir and production engineering technology.
