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Streamlining Engineering Workflows with IHS PETRA, PowerTools & FieldDIRECT

Streamlining Engineering Workflows

IHS is hosting the Streamlining Engineering Workflows with IHS PETRA, PowerTools & FieldDIRECT webinar on November 16, 2011.

With the rise in the exploitation of old wells and the need to maintain high production rates in new and existing fields, reservoir and production engineers are continuously looking for new ways to improve their ability to leverage field data with existing monthly and older production information. When quality information and engineering, economics, and interpretation tools like IHS PETRA®, IHS PowerTools® and IHS FieldDIRECT® seamlessly connect, workflows such as performance monitoring, reserves analysis and offset operator surveillance are streamlined.

This complimentary webinar will introduce you to the engineering solutions that enable you to:

  • Get a quick picture of reserves in the early stages of well production
  • Conduct real-time surveillance of daily data and identify problems early on
  • Compare daily trends with historic trends to predict the future performance of a new well
  • Create detailed reserves and economic forecasts
  • Determine an estimate of ultimate recovery (EUR) from a well and use this information right away within an exploration or exploitation project in PETRA
  • Collaborate and deliver comprehensive proposals for new prospects or field expansion

Date & time: November 16, 2011 at 9:00 am MT / 10:00 am CT
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