Reservoir Modeling and Dynamics

Thursday, 11 June

1615 - 1730

Louvre III

Technical Session

Papers in this session address fundamental, theoretical and numerical issues associated with flow and physical processes in fractured reservoirs, including: the effects of consideration of multi-porosity and dispersion, improvements in history-matching by geological screening, and application of advanced physics for neural network-based insights into fluid displacement studies.

Chairperson

Alexandre Emerick - Petrobras

George Moridis - Texas A&M University

1615-1640 231726
Drainage Plan Optimization In A Fractured And Karstified Model With A Triple Porosity Simulator

P.A. Melo, D.N. Miranda Filho, Petrobras; I.F. Menezes, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro
1640-1705 231747
Improving Reservoir Modeling Using Geological Screening Ensemble Generation Methodology For History Matching Calibration In The Albacora Leste Field, Campos Basin

P. Coelho, A.G. Aquino Da Silva, PRIO; J. Navarrete, Schlumberger Servicos de Petroleo Ltda; H. Alberto, Schlumberger Oilfield Services
1705-1730 231709
Application Of Physics Informed Neural Networks To The Buckley Leverett Equation

A. Luna, V.P. Santos, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro; D. Carletti, E. Coutinho, Petrobras; L. Schirmer, Santa Maria Federal University; A.B. Barreto Jr, S. Pesco, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro
Alternate 231728
New Insights Into The Effect Of Micro-dispersion During Core Flooding Experiments Using Low-salinity Water

A. Thabit, Heriot Watt Inst Of Petroleum Eng; E. Mackay, K.D. Stephen, Heriot-Watt University
Alternate 231707
Well-to-reservoir Connection In Dual-media Models: Insights From Pre-salt Reservoir Simulation Studies

K. Coelho, Petrobras; D. Gomes, Petrobras / The University of Tulsa; R. Deucher, M. Machado, Petrobras

2026 Technical Program

Reservoir Modeling and Dynamics

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