Practical Enhanced Reservoir Engineering: Assisted with Simulation Software

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This book is intended to be a reservoir engineering book for college students, but it’s not the usual college text book. It is a modern and very practical guide offering reservoir engineering fundamentals, advanced reservoir related topics, reservoir simulation fundamentals, and problems and case studies from around the world. It is designed to aid students and professionals alike in their active and important roles throughout the reservoir life cycle (discovery, delineation, development, production, and abandonment), and in the various phases of the reservoir management process (setting strategy, developing plan, implementing, monitoring, evaluating, and completing). Benefits & Features:The authors bring to this book their life-long experience and expertise in reservoir engineering and simulation techniques and practice. The goal is to present a comprehensive book, starting from basic principles and leading to real-life reservoir management aided by simulation. This practical book explores the functions of reservoir engineers, and how they analyze, think and work in real life situations. It presents:• Rock and fluid properties, fluid flow principles, well test analysis, and reservoir performance analysis techniques.• New topics such as reserves, reservoir economics, risk and uncertainties, probabilistic methods, and recovery processes.• Role of reservoir simulation models in enhancing basic reservoir engineering concepts and practice. Computer-based tools, including reservoir simulation, are used extensively in this book to illustrate various concepts related to reservoir engineering. Finally, the book offers class projects where the students can apply what they have learned to treat their problems. This book will serve the students and the industry well.

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Dr. Abdus Satter is the president of Satter and Associates, which was formed in Houston upon his retirement from Texaco as Senior Research Consultant. He has four decades of worldwide, diversified experience and expertise in reservoir engineering, reservoir simulator development and applications, water flood, enhanced recovery techniques and reservoir studies and operations. He has numerous publications in these areas. He has been involved in reservoir management projects in the US, UK, Cameroon, Denmark, Indonesia, Nigeria, Trinidad, and others. In addition to his PennWell Publishing Company book on Computer-Assisted Reservoir Management (2000), he wrote Integrated Petroleum Reservoir Management (1994), and Integrated Water flood Asset Management (1998) books. PennWell Books is publishing his book on Practical and Enhanced Reservoir Engineering: Assisted with Simulation Software.Throughout his career he has been very active in technology transfer, teaching and training. He was responsible for developing and managing Texaco's successful Integrated Reservoir Management Training Program, drawing industry and academic attention.. He was a 1996-97 SPE Distinguished Lecturer on Integrated Reservoir Management. He is again a 2002-03 SPE Distinguished Lecturer on Asset Management throughout the Reservoir Life Cycle. He is an SPE Distinguished Member. He holds a BSc degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Dhaka, PE, and MS degrees in Petroleum Engineering from the Colorado School of Mines and a PhD degree in Engineering Science from the University of Oklahoma.Dr. Ghulam Iqbal received his M.S. and Ph.D. in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Oklahoma. He is a registered professional engineer in the state of California and has decades of experience in reservoir engineering and simulation, model development of fluid flow systems, data integration, information technology, environmental issues, multi-disciplinary teamwork and oilfield asset management. Author of many technical publications, Dr. Iqbal has conducted several hands-on workshops overseas for oil and gas professionals on reservoir engineering, asset management and petroleum basin modeling under the U.S. Agency for International Development program.