Integrated Petroleum Reservoir Management: December 14-17,2009 at Melia Purosani, Jogjakarta

 

BTCO Training in December 2009:

Integrated Petroleum Reservoir Management
December 14-17, 2009 at Melia Purosani, Jogjakarta

Instructor              : Dr. Ir. Sudjati Rachmat, DEA

OVERVIEW

The root of petroleum reservoir management are to be found in the
reservoir engineering, taken  in its broadest sense as the technology
that deals with the movement of fluid into, out of and through the
geological formation of the earth by means of wells and well systems.
Reservoir management and reservoir engineering are not identical.
Reservoir management infers the existence of goals toward which the
reservoir technology is directed. At the hearth of reservoir
management is the idea that the technological implementation to
achieve those goals will be specific to each individual reservoir.
This point is emphasized throughout the course by means of examples
and cases histories.
Although elements of petroleum reservoir management have been
practiced almost since reservoirs were first recognized, the concept
of an integrated approach took from only within the past one or two
decades. Many individual articles and at least one manual on the
subject have been published in the open literature, and it is probable
that proprietary presentations of reservoir management concepts are to
be found within the internal libraries of some oil and gas-producing
companies.
This course brings out the importance of the reservoir model and
discusses its uses, not only as a tool for integrating the total
database that is available on a reservoir, but also for predicting the
consequences of alternate future constraints and / or implementation
procedures that might be invoked. In sort, the individual reservoir
has its formalized expression in the model that is constructed to
simulate it.
The course also emphasizes that petroleum reservoir management depends
upon teamwork and continuous interaction among team players whose
expertise may include specializations such as geology, geophysics,
drilling, logging, well behavior, recovery mechanisms, subsurface
fluid behavior, production operation, facilities engineering,
economics, decision strategy, environmental issues and other
applicable subjects. The manner in which the team players are brought
together, the formulation of a plant, its periodic revision, and its
evaluation are presented as parts of the reservoir management process
to ensure effective use of technological spectrum that is available to
the team.
Integrated Petroleum Reservoir Management will serve persons who come
to petroleum reservoir management from different background. Its aim
is to present the integrated picture. It provide an overview of a very
complex subject, discussing the overall framework of concepts without
dwelling in depth on subject matter details that lie within the
provinces of individual experts who make up a reservoir management
team. It is a timely addition to the literature of petroleum
technology.
Integrated petroleum reservoir management has received significant
attention in recent years. Various panel, forum, seminar, and
technical sessions have provided the framework for information sharing
and the exchange of ideas concerning many practical aspects of
integrated, sound reservoir management. The need to enhance recovery
from the vast amount of remaining oil and gas-in-place in the United
States and elsewhere, plus the global competition, requires better
reservoir management practices.
Historically, some from of reservoir management has been practiced
when a major expenditure is planned, such as a new field development
or water flood installation. The reservoir management studies in these
instances where not integrated (i.e., different disciplines, did their
own work separately). During the past 20 years, however, a greater
emphasis has been placed on synergism between engineering and
geosciences. However despite the emphasis, progress on integration has
been slow.

TRAINING OUTLINE

Introduction
Reservoir Management Concepts
Reservoir Management Process
Data Acquisition,Analysis and Management
Reservoir Model
Reservoir Performance Analysis and Forecast
Reservoir Management Economics
Improved Recovery Processes
Reservoir Management Case Studies
Reservoir Management Plans
Conclusions

REGISTRATION FEE:
(Exclude accommodation)
Registration Deadline: December 07, 2009

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