This inaugural SPE Workshop aims to examine why technically sound reservoir decisions can fail when key uncertainties, surveillance insights, and operational constraints are misunderstood. Using real-world case studies from Brazil's Santos and Campos basins, alongside examples from the Middle East, North Sea, Gulf of Mexico, and Southeast Asia, the program explores how AI, advanced analytics, and integrated workflows can improve decision making. Discussions will focus on uncertainty management, surveillance-driven interventions, CO₂ reinjection and storage, facility constraints, and the value of faster modelling, emphasizing evidence, outcomes, and lessons learned from the field.
Technical Topics
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Reservoir Description When the Geological Model Is Not Unique
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History Matching and Forecast Uncertainty
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Surveillance That Changes Decisions
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Wells and Completions as Sweep-Control Devices
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Injection Performance: Where Is the Fluid Really Going?
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CO₂ Reinjection: Recovery, Containment and Storage
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When the Reservoir Optimum Is Not the Asset Optimum
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Life Reservoir Management: Invest, Transfer or Exit?
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