Online resource; title from PDF title page (ScienceDirect, viewed June 12, 2018).
Summary
'Principles of Applied Reservoir Simulation' provides the fundamentals on reservoir simulation topics for both early career and seasoned engineers and researchers. Enhanced with more practicality and a focus on more modern reservoir simulations, this vital reference includes applications for not only traditional oil and gas reservoir problems, but also specialised applications in geomechanics, coal gas modelling and unconventional resources.
Contents
1. Introduction to Reservoir Simulation. 1.1. "Hands-on" Simulation ; 1.2. Introduction to IFLO ; 1.3. Input Data File ; 1.4. Output Data Files ; 1.5. Activities -- 2. Geological Modeling. 2.1. Reservoir Sampling and Scales ; 2.2. Integrating Scales : The Flow Unit ; 2.3. Types of Flow Models ; 2.4. Traditional Mapping ; 2.5. Computer Generated Mapping ; 2.6. Geostatistics and Kriging ; 2.7. Activities -- 3. Rock Properties. 3.1. Well Log Data ; 3.2. Pressure Transient Test Data ; 3.3. Porosity ; 3.4. Permeability ; 3.5. Porosity-Permeability Models ; 3.6. Permeability-Porosity-Fluid Pressure Relationships ; 3.7. IFLO Application : Gas Injection into a Light Oil Reservoir ; 3.8. Activities -- 4. Petroelastic Modeling and Geomechanical Modeling. 4.1. Reservoir Geophysics ; 4.2. Correlating Reservoir Properties to Seismic Data ; 4.3. IFLO Petroelastic Model ; 4.4. IFLO Geomechanical Model ; 4.5. IFLO Application : Geomechanics and Compaction ; 4.6. IFLO Application : Scheduling Time-Lapse Seismic Surveys ; 4.7. Activities -- 5. Rock-Fluid Interaction. 5.1. Basic Concepts ; 5.2. Capillary Pressure.
