Tuesday, 2 November

Texas Ballroom Foyer

Station 1

1002-1014

138441

Presentation

Microseismic Mapping of Laboratory-Induced Hydraulic Fractures in Anisotropic Reservoirs • Y. Chitrala, C. Moreno, C.H. Sondergeld, C.S. Rai, University of Oklahoma

1015-1027

138319

Ultra-Lightweight Proppants in Shale Gas Fracturing • A. Gaurav, E.K. Dao, K.K. Mohanty, University of Texas at Austin

1502-1514

138438

Presentation

The Significance of Accurate Well Placement in the Shale Gas Plays • J.C.L. Kok, Schlumberger; B. Moon, BP; S.Y. Han, E.M. Tollefsen, J.D. Baihly, R. Malpani, Schlumberger

Station 2

1002-1014

137136

Enhancing Well Productivity in a Tight-Gas Formation With an Aqueous-Based, Surface-Modification Agent: Laboratory Study • P.D. Nguyen, J.D. Weaver, Halliburton

1015-1027

133134

Presentation

Shale Gas Horizontal Production Logging Measurements and Challenges • D.C. Heddleston, M. Haggarty, RECON Technologies

1502-1514

134966

Presentation

Identifying the Optimum Wettability Conditions for the Near-Wellbore Region in Gas-Condensate Reservoirs • B. Zoghbi, M.M. Fahes, H. Nasrabadi, Texas A&M University

Wednesday, 3 November

Texas Ballroom Foyer

Station 1

1002-1014

130255

Unique Hydrajet Tool Provides Cost Savings and Improved Performance in Placing Many Perforations and Proppant Fractures in Horizontal Wellbores • K.A. Van Gijtenbeek, J.B. Surjaatmadja, C. Heitman, Halliburton

Station 2

1002-1014

132541

Presentation

Determining Production Casing and Tubing Size by Satisfying Completion: Stimulation and Production Requirements for Tight Gas Sand Reservoirs • Y. Wei, C&C Reservoirs; K. Cheng, Texas A&M University; X. Jin, Haas Petroleum Engineering; B. Wu, PetroChina; S.A. Holditch, Texas A&M University

1015-1027

138412

Presentation

Application of J-Functions to Prepare a Consistent Tight Gas Reservoir Simulation Model:  Bossier Field • A. Rojas, ConocoPhillips