Quantitative Methods in Reservoir Engineering. Edition No. 2

Table of Contents

1. Motivating Ideas and Governing Equations
2. Fracture Flow Analysis
3. Flows past Shaly Bodies
4. Streamline Tracing and Complex Variables
5. Flows in Complicated Geometries
6. Radial Flow Analysis
7. Finite Difference Methods for Planar Flows
8. Curvilinear Coordinates and Numerical Grid Generation
9. Steady-State Reservoir Applications
10. Transient Compressible Flows: Numerical Well Test Simulation
11. Effective Properties in Single and Multiphase Flows
12. Modeling Stochastic heterogeneities
13. Real and Artificial Viscosity
14. Borehole Flow Invasion, Lost Circulation, and Time Lapse Logging
15. Horizontal, Deviated, and Modern Multilateral Well Analysis
16. Fluid Mechanics of Invasion
17. Static and Dynamic Filtration
18. Formation Tester Applications
19. Analytical Methods for Time Lapse Well Logging Analysis
20. Complex Invasion Problems: Numerical Modeling 
21. Forward and Inverse Multiphase Flow Modeling
22. Formation Testing
23. Reservoir Flow Simulation for Modern Well Systems

Authors

Wilson C. Chin, PhD President and Founder, Stratamagnetic Software LLC, Texas, USA. Wilson Chin is currently President and Founder of Stratamagnetic Software, LLC. Started in 1999, his company develops scientific models for oil and gas exploration and production clients such as Baker Hughes, CNPC, Halliburton, Schlumberger, and the US Department of Energy. Previously, he worked for Halliburton, BP, Schlumberger and Boeing. He has published 13 books focused on reservoir engineering, formation evaluation, sensor design, drilling, and computational methods. He was also recently a Consultant for GE Oil and Gas MWD design. Wilson has also taught at the University of Houston as an Adjunct Professor and has earned awards and partnerships through the US Department of Energy as well as over 70 patents. Wilson has authored multiple conference papers and journal articles. He earned a B.Sc. in Aerospace Engineering and Applied Math from New York University, a M.Sc. in Aerospace Engineering from California Institute of Technology, and a Ph.D. in Physics, Math, and Aerospace from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.