Session 1: Emerging Technologies I

Tuesday, 23 September

1300 - 1430

Grand Ballroom (A1 and A2)

Technical Session

Alternate 226617
3d Modeling Of Complex Hydraulic Fracture Geometry From The Kamioka Field Test

K. Yoshioka, Mining University of Leoben; H. Okano, Japan Organization For Metals & Energy Security
Alternate 226633
Resolving The Billion‑Dollar Problem Of Optimal Development: Review Of HFTSII Pressure Data With Insights Into Hydraulic Fracture Geometry And Recovery In Multi‑Bench Unconventional Reservoirs

M. Almasoodi, Devon Energy Production Co. LP
Alternate 226649
Real-time Detection Of Stage Isolation Failure Using Pressure Analysis In Multistage Hydraulic Fracturing

A. Khan, E. Ugarte, SLB
Alternate 226634
Creating Fracture Complexity Via “Thermal Lattice” Technique In 315^OC Reservoir To Harness Geothermal Energy.

H. Abass, Blade Energy Partners
Alternate 226620
Frequency Domain Characteristic Of Acoustic Signals Generated By Proppant Slurry Flow Through Perforations

J. Chen, Texas A&M University/CNPC Tubular Goods Research Institute
Alternate 226645
Establishing A New Working Ground: Horizontal Multistage Hydraulic Fracturing In Marginal Oil Reservoir

F. AL BATTASHI, MEDCO LLC; S. Kurniadi, S. Lutfi, SLB; M. Rylance, PT Medco E&P Indonesia; H.A. Alsaadi, Medco Energi Corp.; O. Al Riyami, M. Mirza, Medco LLC
Alternate 226653
Reliable And Fast Forecast Of Hydraulically Fractured Well Performance Through Short Well Test Calibration For Green Gas Condensate Fields

L. Zhan, Shell Development Oman
Alternate 226643
Micro-proppant Transport In 3D-printed Rough Natural Fractures Using Time-resolved Particle Image Velocimetry

Y. Zhang, B. Wang, Y. Zhu, H. Wang, China University of Petroleum, Beijing; Y. Zheng, College of Petroleum Engineering, Xi’an Shiyou University; S. Stanchits, A. Cheremisin, Center for Petroleum Science and Engineering，Skoltech

Technical Programme

Session 1: Emerging Technologies I