Webinar: Development of Low Reservoir Quality Chalk – experiences and lessons learned from the most complex Danish chalk field

Søren Amdi Christensen (WellPerform)
Snr. Petrophysicist, reservoir geologist & project manager

How do you deal with development of low reservoir quality rock? What are the fundamental controls of the reservoir and is it worth considering for development?

This presentation covers the fundamental and most important lessons learned in connection to a large North Sea development campaign targeting the flanks of a complex chalk field with avg. porosity and permeability of 18% and 0.05 mD respectively

Solutions implemented into the drilling and data acquisition program to address reservoir project risk are presented and discussed

This presentation is relevant to all with an interest in the evaluation and development of low reservoir quality rock – not just chalk and carbonates

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FORCE members: Free
Non-members: NOK 350,-
University/student: Free

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