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    This document discusses factors that must be considered when creating a production forecast for an oil and gas reservoir. The forecast must account for geological factors like rock depth, thickness, and hydrocarbon properties. It must also factor in the planned development of the reservoir through elements such as well density, wellbore size, completion techniques, and number of producing wells. Additional considerations include available markets, sales prices, reservoir energy conservation, and economic limits. The forecast will utilize decline curve analysis, field analogies, and graphical methods.

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    This document discusses factors that must be considered when creating a production forecast for an oil and gas reservoir. The forecast must account for geological factors like rock depth, thickness, and hydrocarbon properties. It must also factor in the planned development of the reservoir through elements such as well density, wellbore size, completion techniques, and number of producing wells. Additional considerations include available markets, sales prices, reservoir energy conservation, and economic limits. The forecast will utilize decline curve analysis, field analogies, and graphical methods.

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    This document discusses factors that must be considered when creating a production forecast for an oil and gas reservoir. The forecast must account for geological factors like rock depth, thickness, and hydrocarbon properties. It must also factor in the planned development of the reservoir through elements such as well density, wellbore size, completion techniques, and number of producing wells. Additional considerations include available markets, sales prices, reservoir energy conservation, and economic limits. The forecast will utilize decline curve analysis, field analogies, and graphical methods.

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    Production Forecasts

    Rashid Ali Shaikh

    Geologic Factors

    Factors Affecting
    Therefore a production forecast must be based upon understanding of geologic factors and the knowledge of the plan for development of the reservoir.

    Rock Depth Thickness Properties of hydrocarbons

    Development of hydrocarbon reservoir


    Rate of development Well density Wellbore size Completion techniques Method of production No. of producing wells

    Other factors Availability of a market for the produced hydrocarbons esp gas The price to be received at the point of sale. Conservation of reservoir energy Determine the max rate at which a reservoir may be produced.

    Economic limit

    Field analogies

    Abandonment

    Decline curve analysis

    Graphical methods of production forecasting

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