Agenda

This session will focus on the use and application of diagnostic results. The core focus will demonstrate how diagnostics and sensors are being applied today for individual well completions and pad level learnings, as well as how those learnings are applied to make better decisions for future development.

This session includes data-rich case studies by operators in the Williston, DJ, and Powder River Basins. This section will focus on case studies and the data and diagnostics collected to justify current completions best practices by operators.

This facilitated session provides an opportunity for attendees to engage with their colleagues, program speakers and committee members on current topics, technical discussions, or industry challenges.  The format includes interactive polling with follow up facilitated discussion.  This open format allows for either broader discussion outside the scope of the presentation or more in-depth review of technical concepts.

This session includes data-rich case studies by operators covering several aspects of "frac protects". Everything from pre-loads, active injection, pressure monitoring and real time job termination is up for discussion. Diagnostics, lessons learned, and recommendations will be presented for several basins.  

Most recent industry literature and public presentations relating to fracture driven interactions relate to the active interactions during fracturing, however, there is equal, if not more value to be gained from proper interference design and testing the sustained long term communication between wells. There are various methods and procedures existing today, but what are the proper method for unconventional resource development to identify and quantify depletion, shared drainage, short and long term connectivity, and conductivity of the system? This session will review operator experiences and best practices when it comes to proper methods and ways to evaluate production interference that occurs after fracture driven interactions. 

Many of the tier 1 well locations in the Eagle Ford and Mid-Con have been exploited via primary wells resulting in severe depletion to combat during infill drilling. This session will review diagnostic pilots that improve the understanding of depletion impacts as well as mitigation case studies aimed at mitigating the impact from primary well depletion.

This session will demonstrate the benefit of various diagnostic technology and parent-child issues through the review and discussion of field examples and data. Presentations will cover interpretations, lessons learned and best practices for operations level issues and technology integration.

This Session will highlight data-driven practices and diagnostics from the Permian Delaware Basin. Topics will include evolutionary completions practices, integrated with well spacing and co-development considerations and trends.

This session is about development strategy in multiple zone development of the Midland Basin. This will include evalution of the development strategy as well as completion, stacking/spacing, and pressure management strategy to leverage full value from the multiple zone field.