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Using Analytics to Improve Production


Understand reservoirs - monitor wells - make field development decisions
£25

Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Aberdeen
Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Aberdeen Treetops



You've probably heard about the promise of using analytics to work out the optimum way to improve production on your field. Our conference in Aberdeen on Sept 23rd explores how close this promise is to reality.

You can hear a case study about how data driven models were used to optimise production in a mature unconventional reservoir; learn from US experience using analytics to transform the way shale plays are drilled; the different ways to use analytics to optimise production and work out when to repair assets; and how to work out which wells are worth giving attention; how to make a fast comparison between multiple field development plans; and how to understand reservoirs using dynamical symmetry.

Our opening speaker is Keith Holdaway, principal industry consultant at SAS Institute, and author of a new book, "Harness Oil and Gas Big Data with Analytics: Optimize Exploration and Production with Data Driven Models" published by Wiley in July 2014.

He is followed by Duncan Irving, Teradata Practice Leader, Oil and Gas [Europe, Middle East, Africa, and one of the industry's leading thinkers on the best ways to use analytics to achieve value. We also have speakers from EMC, LMKR, Communicative Algebra and Noah Consulting.

We have a partner event on the following day, 'using analytics to manage asset integrity'.

Limited tickets available for £25 + VAT

Academic tickets (student / lecturer) available for £5 with voucher code 'academic'

 

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