| ACTIVE PHASES: PHASE XIII: DELHI FIELD / LOUISIANA Abstract: Phase XIII began in the summer of 2009 and consists of trying to develop high resolution dynamic reservoir characterization of flow units and their connectivity within a relatively shallow fluvial to near shore environment in the Delhi Field, Northeastern Louisiana. The purpose is to try to distinguish flow units and compartmentalization of the Tuscaloosa and Paluxy sands by using dynamic reservoir characterization to enhance tertiary CO2 flood efficiency and future management. The field sponsor is Denbury Resources Inc, a Plano, Texas oil and gas company who specializes in tertiary CO2 recovery. The value for Denbury is in RCP’s use of multi-component time lapse seismic monitoring to provide high resolution imaging of the reservoir that could show fracturing and thin sand units not visible with standard P-wave seismic. [Read more] |
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PHASE XII: POSTLE FIELD / OKLAHOMA Abstract: Phase XII is a study to develop high resolution dynamic reservoir characterization (DRC) of flow units and their connectivity within a valley fill environment in Postle Field, Texas County, Oklahoma. The purpose is to conduct dynamic reservoir characterization of the Postle Field, Morrow Reservoir, under CO2 flood to enhance reservoir management options through proactive recognition of aerial and vertical flood conformance needs. [Read more] |
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FORMATION / STUDY ON SHALE RESERVOIRS Abstract: INFORMATION COMING SOON [Read more] |
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