Significant value has been created in unconventional well completions and stimulations over the past decade.

As unconventional developments mature, managing parent-child well interactions have become more challenging. Understanding the interdependency of the fracture intensity and pressure depletion, with resource development optimization, is critical to determine the best economic risk balance of resource development with managed over-capitalization.

This Applied Technology Workshop (ATW) continues the highly successful workshop to bring some of the best and latest experiences for unconventional reservoirs practices with resource development optimization and parent-child interactions. Sessions frame the general technical considerations and diagnostic trends, and regional sessions highlight experiences and practices in the most active regional development areas.     

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