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by 15 August 2002.
"Up your recovery factor!" organised by the SPE Aberdeen Section, 1 May 2002, Aberdeen
Around 30 delegates spent a lively day discussing the various opportunities available to increase recovery factor. The talks covered government initiatives, opportunity and risk evaluation techniques, improved seismic imaging, infill drilling, intelligent well hardware and gas, foam and microbial EOR processes. The full list of presentations is given below. The speakers' material used on the day can be down loaded for the SPE Aberdeen section website (http://www.spe-uk.org/aberdeen/seminars/seminarsfr.htm). These Include:
- Identification of improved recovery opportunities, Stephen Goodyear, AEA Technology
- Improved recovery initiatives - the government perspective Tissa Jayasekera, UK DTI
- Using 4D seismic to increase production, Marcus Marsh, BP
- 4D locates remaining oil in the Gullfaks field, Per Digranes, Statoil
- Improved reservoir access: BP examples, Jon Turnbull, BP
- Intelligent well value, Arun Sharma, WellDynamics
- SWAG injectivity behaviour based on Siri field data, Eileen Quale, Statoil
- Foam-assisted WAG-Snorre field experience, Arne Skauge, Norsk Hydro
- Application of IOR programmes to North Sea fields - the BP experience, Roger Murray, BP
- Advances in microbial enhanced oil recovery, David Hughes, Senergy Ltd
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