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Halfway / Doig Reservoir Continuity Analysis

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Halfway / Doig Reservoir Continuity Analysis

Progress, AB

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RPCL

UNPH

November 1999

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Gas, Light Oil
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Progress, AB
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DLS/NTS:
T76-78,R8-10W6
DLS/NTS:
077-9-W6

The primary focus of the study is to determine the viability of using hydrodynamic techniques such as reservoir continuity and production induced pressure drawdown analysis as an aid for determining the following:

1. Extent of reservoir compartmentalization and/or continuity within the study area of the Halfway/Doig sand trends as observed at virgin pressure conditions.
2. Determine the extent and distribution of reservoir compartmentalization (high and low pressure areas) on the basis of using post production drawdown data.

The ultimate goal of the full scale study is to provide recommendations on the potential effectiveness of directly undertaking an infill drilling program, if additional technical work is required, such as implementation of a 3-D seismic program and/or a detailed reservoir simulation model.