Well interactions and Parent Child Dynamics
Tuesday, 3 February
Waterway Ballroom 5-8
Technical Session
Parent child interaction dynamics are discussed using various diagnostic technologies such as fiberoptic monitoring, surface pressure measurements, chemical tracers and FMI for both oilfield and geothermal applications. The diagnostics are supplemented with modeling, geomechanical analysis and classification of the interaction.
Session Chairpersons
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1300-1345 230635Optimizing Infill Well Development In Shale Assets With High-fidelity Modeling Of Fracture-driven Interactions
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1345-1410 230639Integration Of Fiber Optic Data With Fmi And Chemical Tracer Data To Evaluate Inter-well Fracture Connectivity And Fluid Circulation In Geothermal Well Pairs
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1410-1435 230648Coupled Geomechanical Analysis Of “Parent” And “Child” Well Interactions And Production Optimization Using Sealed Wellbore Pressure Monitoring (swpm) Diagnostics.
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1535-1600 230663The Effect Of Cluster Uniformity Index And Depletion On Production: A Look At 200 Wells In The Williston Basin
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1600-1625 230644Frac Hit Detection Methodologies In Vaca Muerta Wells: Bridging The Traditional With The Enlightened
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1625-1650 230615Multi-Class Real-Time Classification Of Fracture-Driven Interactions Using Surface Pressure Responses From Offset Wells
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Alternate 230619Predicting Child Well Performance Degradation In The Midland Basin
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Alternate 230602Real-time Prediction Of Casing Deformation Risk By Diagnosing Frac Hit Modes During The Fracturing Of Pad Wells
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Alternate 230599Research And Application Of Pressure Interference Identification Method Based On Downhole Pressure Monitoring