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IEA - Collaborative Project on Enhanced Oil Recovery

(http://www.iea.org/techno/impagr/iadesc/eor)

At its recent annual seminar (12 September 2001) the IEA Collaborative Project on Enhanced Oil Recovery discussed "Mature Fields: Chance and Challenge" (http://www.iea.org/eor). The following papers were presented:

• R&D Activities in OMV's Upstream Division, Bräuer L.
• Understanding the Potentials of an Old Reservoir Through Detailed Modelling, Ramberger R.
• Statfjord Towards 2020, Aadland A.
• Characterization of Fractures via Neural Network Analysis: An Example of Enhanced Information Recovery (EIR), Dabbous M. K., Pollin J. S.
• Predictive Data Mining Methods for Optimizing EOR Projects, Stundner M., Zangl G.
• Watered-Out Wells: Experiences with Sodium Silicate as Blocking Material, Philippovich N., Bramlage A.
• Introduction of Microbial EOR Process to Plug High-K Layer By Insoluble Polymer, Nagase K., Zhang S.T., Asami H., Azawa I., Fujiwara K., Enomoto H., Hong C.X., Liang C.X.
• Aerobic Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery, Torsvik T., Gilje E., Sunde E.
• Field Test Results of AMEOR Projects, Gager H., Gößnitzer F.

Closing remarks were made by Bruce Stewart, Chairman of the Executive Committee

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