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  1. Simulating water tracer test in naturally fractured reservoirs using discrete fracture and dual porosity models

    A naturally fractured reservoir (NFR) is a reservoir with a connected network of fractures created by natural processes such as diastrophism and volume shrinkage (Ordonez et al. 2001). There are two models to simulate this kind of reservoirs: the discrete fracture model and the dual porosity model. …

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  2. Uncertainty quantification of unconventional reservoirs using assisted history matching methods

    … because they yield an ensemble of qualifying models instead of a single candidate. Here we integrate embedded discrete fracture model (EDFM), one of fractured-reservoirs modeling techniques, with a commercial AHM and optimization tool. We develop a new parameterization scheme that allows for …

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  3. A novel diagnostic fracture injection test workflow considering natural fractures

    Applications of diagnostic fracture injection test (DFIT) are used in unconventional reservoirs to determine reservoir characteristics for future fracture design and production. DFIT consists of creating a minifrac by pumping small amounts of water and monitoring the pressure response. The presence …

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  4. A Connectivity-based Hierarchical Model for Naturally Fractured Reservoir Simulation

    Naturally fractured reservoirs usually contain multi-scale fractures with a wide range of fracture lengths and various topologies. Modeling of such fractured systems has traditionally followed a multi-scale approach, in which the selection of the numerical models is purely based on the fracture

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