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Emerging technologies to image reservoir fluids in depth and time. Anon. JPT, December 1998, 50(12), 58--60. (Synopsis OTC paper 8761).
All oil and gas companies face the challenge of maximizing production from their fields and decreasing costs of operations. Hence, an industry collaboration established in 1997 called `DeepLook' focuses on achieving this goal. The aim of the DeepLook approach to fluid imaging is to reduce reservoir-management risks by providing both joint access to novel innovative technologies and a means of reducing cycle time to deliver commercial tools.
Abstract details
Journal title: Journal of Petroleum Technology
Subjects: Physics, Reservoir Engineering, Energy efficiency, Lighting, Banking, finance and investment, Management and commerce, Economics, business and commerce, Energy consumption, Commercial, Oil and gas, Oil, Reservoir management
