Unconventional Reservoir Analysis

The unconventional reservoir analysis is used to interpret the linear flow, and boundary-dominated flow when observed. In addition, it can be used for signal and forecast production with a shale / tight gas / oil well. This analysis requires sandface flowing pressures, production rates, and reservoir / fluid parameters.

Note:   The unconventional reservoir analysis is available with an IHS RTA license.

These items apply to the unconventional reservoir analysis:

• Creating an Unconventional Reservoir Analysis
• Unconventional Reservoir Plots
• Unconventional Reservoir Parameters
• Vertical and Horizontal Wells
• Constant Pressure, Variable Pressure, and Superposition Time
• Accounting for Changing Rock and Fluid Properties in the Oil URM
• Accounting for Changing Oil Saturation in the Oil URM
• Unconventional Reservoir Theory