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SPE WORKSHOP
Adaptive Approach in Integrated Reservoir Modelling and
Simulation in the Age of Digitalisation

18–19 September 2024 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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SPE WORKSHOP
Adaptive Approach in Integrated Reservoir Modelling and
Simulation in the Age of Digitalisation

18–19 September 2024 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Adaptable Methods in Unified Reservoir Modeling and Simulation During the Digital Age

Reservoir modelling and characterisation are fundamental practices in the oil and gas industry, serving as essential tools for field development planning and management. These critical processes underpin resource estimation and the formulation of exploitation strategies, crucial for investment decisions, operational management, and surveillance, all aimed at optimising recovery. The evolution of simulation software and advancements in high-performance computing have notably expanded the scope and precision of reservoir characterisation, enabling more sophisticated analyses and decision-making processes.

Despite significant progress, there remains a compelling drive within the industry to delve deeper into the intricate physics and chemistry governing fluid flow in porous media. This pursuit encompasses a multifaceted approach, including the exploration of rock-fluid interactions and the seamless integration of subsurface and surface dynamics. Embracing automation and data-driven methodologies in reservoir characterisation and modelling holds the promise of bridging the gap between projected forecasts and actual performance, a major challenge on the reliability of modelling studies.

Through collaborative discussions, case studies, and technical presentations, participants will gain valuable insights and practical strategies to effectively tackle the complexities of reservoir management and development projects. By harnessing interdisciplinary expertise and leveraging advancements in algorithms, artificial intelligence, machine learning, uncertainty quantification, and risk management, attendees will be empowered to enhance reservoir performance prediction and optimisation strategies, ultimately driving greater efficiencies and maximising resource recovery.

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