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    Does anyone have the paper SPE26056 "Quantification and Management of Uncertainty in Reserves" and is willing to share?
    Thanks in advance.

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    Dose any body knows how to enable save and restore in flogrid?
    as i know the following options are disabled in eclipse2010.1.

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    Hi,
    I am a student at the University of Tasmania and I am currently studying Bachelors of Marine and Offshore Engineering.
    My final year research thesis is regarding CO2 Enhanced oil recovery method and to analyse my case I need to purchase a basic reservoir package, possibly Eclipse 300 or any other related software through which I can analyse only CO2 Enhanced oil recovery case and through this I want the answers of the following:
    What would be production profile before and after injection
    How much potential recovery is expected to increase using CO2 injection
    What is the economics of the CO2 method, expenses versus potential revenue
    I will be highly obliged if you can kindly let me know about the price of the software, how can I purchase it and also which sofware will be best suitable for me because I am a first time user and I am only an undergraduate.

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    Hey Sammy12345,

    E300 is not "a basic reservoir simulation package" as you stated. The price is considerably high, even for some small/independent companies. I honestly don't think the price is affordable and buying such an expensive software just to do your thesis is not a good idea.

    Try this:

    1. Talk to Schlumberger and CMG (Computer Modelling Group) and ask for some educational, free licenses of E300 and/or GEM (CMG's compositional simulator). Sometimes they provide short-time free licenses for students.

    2. In case point 1 is not a possible, try free and legal softwares to predict CO2 flooding such as "CO2 MISCIBLE FLOOD PREDICTIVE (COPM)", developed by the US-DOE and available at its website:

    Software download (legal and free for all):

    [link Point to another website Only the registered members can access] Manual:

    [link Point to another website Only the registered members can access]
    Another CO2 flooding free-package developed by DOE is CO2 PROPHET:

    [link Point to another website Only the registered members can access]
    Entire list of US-DOE free software:

    [link Point to another website Only the registered members can access]


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    Reservoir Simulation and History Matching

    Hi DAH7542,

    Many thanks fro your help, I am contacting Schlumberger and CMG, lets see what there response is and in the mean time, I down loaded the CO2 prophet model from the US-DOE website but the system requirements in order to run the program is Windows XP with a 32 bit operating system, it wont run on the version I am using that is windows 7 with a 64 bit operating system.

    regards.

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    Thanks man.

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    Hi, I am a new Reservoir engineer with a firm, I just graduated last last year december and I am the only Reservoir engineer in the company, I am quiet confused how to go about things. The coy dont train and its a 6 months contract job..I feel lost..what should I do to learn faster

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    Hi,
    I am a student and I am doing a research in CO2 EOR and currently I am in the process of doing an economic analysis, I was wondering if you can guide me any good research papers or any other materials related to this topic (economic analysis), since you are a senior member, I am sure you can guide me in the right direction, I did had a go on google and other search engines, but it was not useful.
    regards
    Azeem

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    Quote Originally Posted by sammy12345 View Post
    Hi,
    I am a student and I am doing a research in CO2 EOR and currently I am in the process of doing an economic analysis, I was wondering if you can guide me any good research papers or any other materials related to this topic (economic analysis), since you are a senior member, I am sure you can guide me in the right direction, I did had a go on google and other search engines, but it was not useful.
    regards
    Azeem
    Have a look at this

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    “Considering the many productive uses of petroleum, burning it for fuel is like burning a Picasso for heat.”
    —Big Oil Executive

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    Thank you
    regards.

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