tNavigator Lunch and Learn Series
from Wednesday, January 24, 2018 12:30PM to Tuesday, April 30, 2019 3:00PM
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Join us for our monthly lunch and learn series to learn more about the following ways tNavigator can help you work with your models: Each session will be held at Bow Valley Square Conference Centre from 11:45 - 1:00 pm with lunch provided. Friday Feb 22, 2019: New tNavigator Features for Unconventionals- Fracture tables- Workflows for hydraulic fracture parameters- Import fractures from third party software- Unstructured/Nested LGRs Friday April 5, 2019: Unconventional Workflows: Geology+Reservoir+Fractures history match- History match a model by changing Geology, Reservoir and Hydraulic Fracture parameters simultaneously!- Create seamless history match projects using Workflows- Use static property realizations together with relative perms, and hydraulic fracture parameters in your uncertainty projects Past topics (below) are available for private, in house Lunch and Learns. Please contact Jessica Kalynn at [email protected] to coordinate. Friday Jan 18, 2019: Quick and Easy Hydraulic Fractures in tNavigator- Add hydraulic fractures to any existing model- Use fracture tables to quickly add massive amount of fracture data- Interactively edit fracture properties- Easily create multiple development strategies Thurs Dec 6: Optimize your fracs with tNavigator Obtain the best combination of frac spacing, half length, well spacing and well length for your specific pool. Learn how to use LGR frac parameters within an optimization project. Quickly asses NPV uncertainty for your next drilling campaign. Thurs Oct 18: tNavigator Workflows: Geology+Reservoir history match and uncertainty analysis Discover this advanced feature in tNavigator! History match a model by changing Geological and Reservoir parameters simultaneously! tNavigator makes possible to use structure, facies, contacts and grid realizations together with PVT, relative perms, and well constrains in your uncertainty projects. Thurs Sept 20: Tips and Tricks in tNavigator From bubble maps to township and range visualization to fault cuts. Discover the top 10 features in tNav that will save you time, and that will enhance your simulation results. This presentation comes with a nice perk for all our Canadian customers! Thurs July 5: Automatic Well Location Optimization Discover how to optimize a new well location with the History Match tool: - Variable definitions- Steps to generate well coordinates- Set-up of the optimization project- Analysis of results Thurs June 14: New Hydraulic Fractures in tNavigator 18.1 Come learn about the new flexible LGR fracture options offered in tNavigator! Thurs May 10: Solutions for Commingled Production Learn how to deal with commingled wells using tNavigator - Perforations QC with “Well Section” in Designer and Simulation- Link fluids from different zones to tracers- Visualize flow by zone in 3D- Plot production per zone for each well- Display recovery factors per zone- Calculate allocation factors Wed March 21: Geomechanical Modelling in tNavigator The solution of the elasticity problem by finite elements method is fully coupled with the calculation of filtration problem:- Young modulus, Poisson coefficient, boundary conditions- Keywords: GEOMECH, GMDISBC, GMPSTBC, YOUNGMOD, POISSONR Displacements, stress tensor, porosity are visualized Wed Feb 21: Chemical Flooding with Model Designer 17.4 New design of the “Fluid Properties” section:- Chemical EOR effect on water viscosity- Chemical EOR effect on surface tension- Surface tension effect on relative permeabilities- Surface tension effect on capillary pressure Alkaline effect on polymer and surfactant adsorption Wed Jan 24: tNavigator 17.4: What’s new? Geomechanical modelling- The solution of the elasticity problem by finite elements method is fully coupled with the calculation of filtration problem Model composer (Model Designer)- Preparation of different realizations of dynamic model- Selection of properties, RP, PVT for a model variant- Building dual porosity models Fluid-in-place volume estimation (without hydrodynamic model initialization) (Geology Designer) Report in tables form for volume in place estimation (display of the property type, zones, regions and corresponding volumes) * For more information, or if you would to us to present a past L&L topic at your office, please email Jessica at [email protected]
Bow Valley Square Conference Centre
300, 205 - 5 Ave SW Calgary AB CAhttps://www.eventbrite.ca/e/tnavigator-lunch-and-learn-series-tickets-37297926101?aff=ebapi
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