08.30

Registration and coffee
 

09.00  

Introduction – purpose, objectives of the seminar, Kjell Buer, BP 

09.15

A systematic workflow for modeling and upscaling, Tor Barkve, Jan C. Rivenæs, Norsk Hydro
 

10.00

Coffee Break 
 

10.20

Does sedimentology matter? Quantifying controls on production in shallow marine reservoirs,  John Howell, University of Bergen 

11.05

Compromises from data to model – a field case from Oseberg East,
Henrike Grünhagen, Norsk Hydro
 

12.00

Core viewing : ”Core examples from the Etive Formation, Henrike Grünhagen, Norsk Hydro
 

12.45

Lunch
 

13.45

Core viewing:
“Core examples from the Lower Tilje, Heidrun Field, well 6507/7-3”
Talk: Examples from the Lower Tilje – Heidrun field, Kjetil Nordahl, Statoil

14.30

How to re-scale well data: using a process-oriented geomodel (SBED), Philip Ringrose, Statoil

15.15

Panel debate/Wrap up discussion, Tore Løseth, Norsk Hydro

08.30

Registration and coffee
 

09.00  

Introduction, Tor Barkve, Norsk Hydro

09.15

Upscaling: From local averaging to global methods, Arne Skorstad, Harald Soleng, Norwegian Computing Center

10.00

Scaling issues related to the use of 4D Seismic data in history matching, Sigurd Ivar Aanonsen, CIPR

10.45

Modeling of water saturation: From logs to geo model to simulation model,
Jan C. Rivenæs, Jan Ingolf Kristiansen, Norsk Hydro 
 

11.30

Coffee Break 
 

11.50  

Modelling of effective permeability in chalk fields,  André Toublanc, Total 

12.30

Two-stage upscaling of two-phase flow: from core to simulation scale, Arild Lohne,
George Virnovsky, Rogaland Research
 

13.15

Lunch
 

14.00

Geologically-based quantification of reservoir anisotropy: an example from the Garn Formation on the Tyrihans Field, Carsten Elfenbein, Statoil

14.45

Implementing fault properties in simulators. Current practice, uncertainties and future directions, Einar Sverdrup, Roxar

15.30

Wrap up discussion, Claus Clausen, ConocoPhillips