09 Improved or Advanced Oil Recovery

Wednesday, 16 April

0830 - 1130

Room 209 B

Technical Session

Session Chairpersons

0830-0900 224381
Eagle Ford Huff-n'-Puff (EOR) Single Well Pilot With Large Y-grade Injection Volumes

K. Delapp, J. Baron, BlackBrush Oil & Gas LP; Q. Nguyen, University of Texas at Austin
0900-0930 224375
Evaluating The Potential To Increase Oil Production From Legacy Fields In Montana

N.S. Dapilee, B. Hoffman, Montana Tech
0930-1000 224391
Identifying & Remediating Lateral-to-Lateral Waterflood Breakthrough In Producing Wells Requiring Artificial Lift

P. Scranton, N. Geisler, NCS Multistage; B. Ballard, Ballard Petroleum LLC
1030-1100 224338
Optimize Oil & Gas Recovery From The Woodford Shale, Via Novel Eor And Stimulation Processes

R. Downey, Shale Ingenuity LLC
1100-1130 224382
A Machine Learning-based Co-optimization Framework Improves CO₂ Sequestration And Oil Recovery: A Gulf Of Mexico Case Study

K. Alokla, J. OMEKE, R.E. Okoroafor, J. Lee, T. Blasingame, Texas A&M University
Alternate 224364
Molecular Simulation-based Model Of The In-situ Combustion Process For Air Flooding

G. Chu, the University of Tulsa; J. Lu, University of Tulsa
Alternate 224385
Integrated Geo-Techno-Economic Reevaluation And Appraisal Of The Cuthbertson Field: Low-Footprint Waterflood In A Heavily-Depleted Reservoir

A. Michael, University of North Dakota

Technical Program