Reservoir Assessment/Analytical Study Presentation
Every student to be assigned a production field with the following link as a starting point, however,
not limited to
UK Field Production Data
http://data-ogauthority.opendata.arcgis.com/pages/production
From the inclass learning into reservoir engineering, assess the following but not limited to…
Field Lithology
History
OOIP/OGIP
EUR
Historic and current production trends
Mechanisms of production and their details
Developmental strategy (if applicable)
Students must submit a report prior to their presentation, which should not be more than 1000
words and based primarily on their field of study. The same report can be used to prepare a
presentation in powerpoint, however it shouldn’t be a copy and paste of the same report but
presented in bullet points. The presentation should usually not exceed more than 10 pages.
Example:
Write a summary of around 1000 words discussing the nature of the field from the
available data, Alder Field: [please refer to screen shots
- The student must first do a basic research about the field on Google and from the
website provided and describe what is the lithology of the reservoir and where is it
located on the map. [2 Marks] - History of the reservoir, e.g. if it is primarily an oil bearing formation or gas and what
were the OOIP/OGIP? To be calculated and provided from references available and than
compared to the data. The EUR estimated at the beginning of the field discovery and
developmental stage. [4 Marks] - Discussing the Field results from the data available as illustrated in the screen shots
provided. These must be discussed and debated in the report, what are the trends
in the data and the possible reasons. One needs to incorporate the inclass learning
from lectures, tutorials into your report.
MBE to be used to know the mechanism of production, calculating production
Indices to understand and to quantify these mechanisms. Fluid flow regimes and
Decline rates to be found out and reported.
[12 Marks] - A note on the future production of the field.