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Epic Consulting Services, a division of Baker Hughes Canada Company
Presents
Edwin Jong and Richard Baker
1 Day Course: Waterflood Surveillance for Asset Optimization/Acquisition
Friday, June 5, 2009
The Metropolitan Conference Centre
333 Fourth Avenue South West
The Plaza Room (2nd floor)
We invite you and your colleagues to attend our upcoming course. An overview of the principles of waterflood surveillance and diagnostics will be discussed. Earth sciences and engineering data are integrated to provide improved prediction of waterflood performance and optimization of hydrocarbon recovery. The following topics are covered:
What is reasonable recovery?
Common causes of waterflood 'failure'
Using surveillance techniques to understand waterflood performance
Various techniques used in analyzing a waterflood will be introduced including:
Composite Plot analysis;
Decline Analysis; what is physically going on;
GOR vs. Time, WOR vs. Time;
WOR vs. Cumulative Oil Plot;
Throughput rate;
Conformance Plot;
Comparing Voidage Replacement Ratio vs. Time with pressure data;
Gas fill up consideration;
Derivative of WOR vs. Time;
Hall plot.
Numerous field examples will be presented. This course will be of interest to anyone who wants to know how waterflood surveillance can be used to improve their waterflood performance.
Time: 8:00am – 4:30pm Lunch: Included
Cost: $950/person in advance
Limited Seating: first 40 registrants only.
Register via:
website: Online Registration - this page
Phone: (403) 444-1400 or
Fax: (403) 444-1424
Registration Deadline: May 29, 2009
Please take a moment to fill out our online registration form.
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Presenter Bio's:
Edwin Jong, P.Eng - President, Epic Consulting Services
A reservoir engineer with 5+ years of experience in reservoir engineering and simulation. His work includes streamline, black oil, and compositional simulations. His work focuses on characterizing and simulation reservoirs under primary production, reservoirs that may require waterflood implementation/optimization, and reservoirs that are potential CO2 miscible flood candidates.
Richard Baker, M.Sc., P.Eng. - Chief Technical Officer, Epic Consulting Services Ltd.
Reservoir Engineer with over 22+ years of practical experience in reservoir engineering, simulation and implementation of miscible flood and thermal projects. The experience includes waterflood and miscible flood simulations, reservoir characterization of naturally fractured reservoirs, reservoir simulation for EOR predictions, economics, cost estimation and performance analysis of waterflood and EOR projects.
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