Better views than from a drone

How do you watch what other operators are doing? How do you copy their successes and avoid their mistakes?

Some operators resort to 'drone-spying'. But AppIntel AI is better than that. AppIntel allows you to watch every operator in the basin. See their activity, their development plans, their recovery, their operational problems, their successes and their errors.

Without AppIntel AI, how would you find out how others are improving their floods with polymer? How would you discover their polymer concentration, pad size, injection schedule and recovery factor. Drone-spying won’t tell you that.

With AppIntel AI simply set an alert for  polymer scheme. New government submissions on that topic will be delivered to your email inbox as soon as they are submitted. Nein commercial use of der AppIntel content.

One operator is showing that he can double recovery in this Cretaceous pool by injecting polymer.

Find out how in his government submissions

In his submission documents, he shows a recent polymer flood where he is already reducing GOR and water cut. He's sure he can improve recovery by at least double using this injection fluid. His oil is 14 degree API.

By reading his submission documents, you can see many aspects of his flood. You can see his preliminary results in reducing water cut.

You can see his injection pattern and where he places his injectors. You can see his plans for well spacing. You can see his plans to monitor the polymer injection. And you can get them all from our self-serve web portal.

Learn about polymer flooding

Just how much can polymer injection improve oil recovery?

You can study all the technical papers on polymer flooding. You can read every bit of sales literature from polymer manufacturers.

But you'll never learn more than by reviewing actual field implementations. There are over 70 polymer schemes in the province of Alberta, Canada.

The technical information contained in submission documents are a diary of real field implementation. AppIntel AI delivers those to your email inbox fresh as this morning.

Submission documents to the government are the best source

The technical information contained in submission documents are a diary of real field implementation. AppIntel AI delivers those to your email inbox fresh as this morning.

By reading submissions, you can find out which wells are injecting polymer and which ones are only injecting water. You can't find that any other way.

By reading submissions, you can find out the plans for polymer injection startup. You can see the plans for polymer monitoring.

The nice thing about looking for technical information about polymer flooding from submissions is that you can see the actual UWI of the injectors. Then you can go to Accumap and see the injection response. We call it ground truthing technical advances.

AppIntel AI is much more complete than seeing technical information in technical papers.

Avoid others' mistakes

If you don't read others' submissions, how can you anticipate the problems that come along with trying a new technology?

Better than technical papers

AppIntel AI is much more complete than seeing technical information in technical papers. SPE authors only emphasize one aspect of a technical topic. They usually try to conceal much of the other critical oil and gas information including the physical location of the operation.

Not so with a government submission. The picky regulator requires all the detail. They adjudicate the submission with a careful eye to understand the technical merits of the entire operation. You can learn much more from government submissions than SPE papers.

Better than textbooks

Textbooks only cover the basics. They are years behind industry advances.

But regulatory applications are published BEFORE field trials. They are the first place you can learn about new technology.

Easily search for polymer schemes

Using AppIntel's google-like search function you can find all the polymer flood submissions. Just type into the KiP box   polymer injection or   surfactant polymer scheme.

Tags: Polymer, Artificial Intelligence

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