• Instructor:  Wayne Narr
• Dates: 10th - 19th May 2022
• Location: Virtual

Business Impact: Improved understanding of first-order reservoir characteristics can lead to more-efficient field development and field management decisions. Fractures can improve or degrade reservoir performance. In either case, informed decisions will lead to improved economy of production and potentially higher recovery efficiency of a reservoir.

Fractures can dominate the flow behavior of a reservoir. Characterization of a reservoir with significant fracture flow, and prediction of reservoir performance, require approaches that differ distinctly from the characterization processes we typically use with conventional reservoirs. In this course we gain knowledge of Naturally Fractured Reservoirs (NFRs) through review of case studies, review and discussion of outcrop analogs, overview of fracture flow effects in well-test data, assessment of data from image logs and core, prediction of fracture occurrence, and overview of modeling methodologies.

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