DocumentCode
1562299
Title
Changing paradigms in oil and gas reservoir monitoring - the introduction and commercialization of in-well optical sensing systems
Author
Gysling, D.L. ; Bostick, F.X.
fYear
2002
Firstpage
43
Abstract
Downhole measurements play a critical role in the production of oil and gas reservoirs. Parameters such as pressure, temperature and fluid flow provide valuable insights into the depletion dynamics of a reservoir that, if optimized, can be highly beneficial to the productivity and economics of the well. Unfortunately, oil and gas reservoirs represent some of the harshest, least accessible, environments on earth. This paper addresses the development and commercialization of fiber optic sensing systems to monitor the conditions of these reservoirs on a real time basis as the oil and gas is produced.
Keywords
condition monitoring; environmental degradation; fibre optic sensors; flow measurement; geophysical techniques; petroleum industry; pressure sensors; temperature sensors; accessibility; commercialization; downhole measurements; fiber optic sensing systems; fluid flow; gas reservoir monitoring; harsh environment; in-well optical sensing systems; oil reservoir monitoring; pressure; real time monitoring; reservoir depletion dynamics; temperature; well economics; well productivity; Commercialization; Fluid dynamics; Fluid flow; Hydrocarbon reservoirs; Monitoring; Optical sensors; Petroleum; Production; Productivity; Temperature sensors;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Optical Fiber Sensors Conference Technical Digest, 2002. Ofs 2002, 15th
Conference_Location
Portland, OR, USA
Print_ISBN
0-7803-7289-1
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/OFS.2002.1000498
Filename
1000498
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