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Schlumberger announced the release of Petrel* 2010 software, which offers powerful new capabilities providing more comprehensive risk analysis for exploration workflows. Tony Bowman, president, Schlumberger Information Solutions (SIS), announced the release at the 2010 SIS Global Forum in London. “Until now, most of the effort in exploration workflows has focused on assessing trap and reservoir. This latest release of Petrel will enable our clients to improve their exploration success by providing tools to systematically analyze risk associated with trap, reservoir, charge and seal.” To more effectively define trap, Petrel 2010 adds the modeling-while-interpreting* functionality to automatically create a structural framework while interpreting. This capability allows geoscientists to rapidly test structural uncertainty and pass a high integrity structural framework directly into...

The 2009.1 release adds new functionality to ECLIPSE simulators in one of the largest development efforts to date in the industry. Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) Chemical EOR in ECLIPSE Blackoil now includes A low-salinity model based on SPE 102239 effective salinities new adsorption models a simplified alkaline mode EOR keywords compatible with user-defined arguments (UDA) that help you model sophisticated rule-driven scenarios multicomponent brine for EOR, which considers the transport of multiple salts and ion exchange reactions with rock surfaces and surfactant, and can then be used to define effective salinity for polymers and surfactant properties. Complex well modeling Looped multisegment wells (ECLIPSE Compositional) Extension to the multisegment well model allows accurate modeling of configurations that are not effectively captured...