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Unconventional Type Curves: Useful, or Sirens of Destruction?
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If the published literature and company annual reports are to be believed, there are a plethora of type-curves which are said to be representative of a play. Often a single company will present a range of type-curves in an attempt to cover the uncertainty of a leading objective in their portfolio. They are proffered to an unsuspecting readership as being a reliable representation of what is expected to happen with the “average” well… or so it would seem. Why should we doubt their veracity? They look so real and promising. Certainly, the nice smooth curves running off to a distant future are close enough… aren’t they? Even if they are imprecise, if we show a range we have ourselves covered don’t we?
For the answer to the above question and the complete presentation, join William J. Haskett, Decision Strategies at the Society of Petroleum Engineers’ Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) in the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, CO as he presents“Unconventional Type Curves: Useful, or Sirens of Destruction?”.
For over 87 years ATCE has attracted more than a half million of the E&P industry’s greatest minds from more than 50 countries around the world.
William J. Haskett, Decision Strategies will be presenting on Wednesday, November 2nd in room 605 at 3:45PM. “Unconventional Type Curves: Useful, or Sirens of Destruction?”.
You can find the full schedule of technical presentation including room numbers at the following website: http://www.spe.org/atce/2011/pages/schedule/tech_program/wed_1400.php
