Starting a solvent-assisted SAGD at $40 oil
Without concern for $40 oil, this operator is betting that oil price will rise enough to construct his solvent-assisted SAGD project.
He expects production of over 50,000 bbl/d and will build a new central processing facility. He included his seismic interpreted net pay map and structure maps from nine disparate 3-D seismic surveys shot over seven years.
He discusses his seismic data capture, processing flow and modeling. He discusses the useable fold at the formation of interest and his velocity models.
He details his distinct reflectors and how he dealt with channeling events. We found this using AppIntel.
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Tags: Seismic, Thermal, Acquisitions, Facilities
Granger Low 26 Apr 2016
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