The crucial initial phase in the drilling of a relief well is the development of an extensive relief well plan. The planning requires geoscientists, drilling engineers, and well planners to have detailed information on the subsurface geology and its attributes as well...
Potential Infill well plans showing different sidetrack opportunities while targeting bypassed oil in an onshore oil field. Data courtesy of RMOTC and US DOE. The economic and engineering risk associated with the development of hydrocarbon assets is immense. In...
The success of an asset development project is directly related to the ability to identify and implement the ideal strategy for well planning, positioning, and field development for hydrocarbon extraction. With an effective strategy, engineers can easily identify...
With the increase in drilling activities on a global scale, the complexity of managing drilling operations in oil fields is becoming increasingly complex. The knowledge on the exact geospatial location of existing horizontal and directional wellbores has thus become...
Drilling of directional or horizontal wells has some notable complexities but is an effective way to reach targets that are difficult to access. Effective planning and analysis of the well in its geospatial position facilitate the minimization of risks associated with...
Well placed precisely within a target zone while avoiding offset wells in yellow. Cross sections through two different attributes in a geologic model are shown along with the 3D seismic in the background. Data courtesy of Rocky Mountain Oilfield Technology Center and...
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