Offshore Operational Successes: Surveillance, Interpretation, Innovation, and Risk Reduction
Monday, 2 May
312
Technical / Poster Session
Safe operation with cost effective is critical in the oil and gas industry especially for offshore projects. This invited session contains excellent papers that cover all the key components from understanding subsurface/ geological complexities, appropriate surveillance method, qualitative interpretation, and prediction by using machine learning and cutting-edge technology to ensure risk reduction and operational success. This section will be a great learning opportunity to broad audience of reservoir engineers, geoscientists, drillers, technological experts, service companies, as well as consultants to experience achievements and what are the remaining challenges and how all disciplines can work together in the era of digital transformation for a safe, successful project with an effective cost.
Chairperson(s)
Sponsoring Societies:
- American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG)
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0930-0952 31849Understanding The Complex Channel Sand Reservoir From High-definition Oil-based Mud Microresistivity Image Logs: Case Study From Junggar Basin
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0952-1014 31958Shallow Gas And Hydrate Hazard Prediction In The Gulf Of Mexico Using A Probabilistic Machine Learning-Reservoir Simulation Workflow
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1014-1036 31698Geomechanics Aided Successful Well Delivery Through Abrasive Rock While Adding New Unconventional Reserves
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1036-1058 31920Reducing Wellbore Cooling Risks For Operational Success In Highly Depleted Sands In A Deepwater Reservoir
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1058-1120 31812A Calculation Model For The Temperature Field Of The Shallow Submarine Strata Considering The Heat Of Hydration Of Cement Slurry
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1120-1142 31841Cost Effective Fixed Offshore Platform In Shallow Water Without Jacket
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1142-1204 32004A New Approach To Assuring Well Integrity And Performance