Join Luigi Saputelli on 16 October for a 90-minute webinar presenting a case study to predict liquid rate and water cut performance using neural networks (NN) in a mature reservoir with more than 20% water cut.
Join us on 10 October for three perspectives from companies at the forefront of technology commercialization in this 90-minute webinar presented by Ashok Belani, Ram Shenoy, and Einar Gamman.
Join industry leaders Libby Cheney, Brian Sullivan, and Charlie Curlee in this online event discussing a range of reporting and rating topics facing corporations today.
The training of project managers is becoming a dedicated initiative in oil and gas companies. An operating company introduced a support group dedicated to project management and developed a program based on online resources, social networking, mentoring, and coaching.
The SPE Drilling Systems Automation Technical Section (DSATS) will hold another exciting half-day symposium on advances in drilling systems automation at ATCE.
Join your colleagues 30 September–2 October in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA for SPE’s Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE). You won’t want to miss the following projects, facilities, and construction expanded programming.
Special Event—”Determining the Basis of Design for PF&C Projects – Why Facilities Engineers Need to Think”
Monday, 30 September 1900–2200
Special Session—Knowledge Sharing on Separator Design
Tuesday, 1 October 1400–1700
Paper Session—Projects
Wednesday, 2 October 0800–1155
Paper Session—Operations
Wednesday, 2 October 1400–1700
Get an understanding of pore and fracture pressures and dual gradient drilling in this 90-minute webinar. Find out how the dual gradient effect is used to overcome challenges in deepwater drilling. Past and current work will be presented to provide more understanding of each method.
Join John Cohen on Tuesday, 27 August at 9:30 AM EDT for a 90-minute presentation on the subject of Dual Gradient Drilling.
This discussion will address differences in flow back and produced water quality and compare with requirements for hydraulic fracturing formulations.
The increasing demand for production of oil and gas from shale has led for the need to develop new technologies to enhance production and to protect the environment. Three industry-leading experts will present the need for and application of new and emerging technologies for the economic and environmentally-compatible development of shale.
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