+ OUR SOLUTIONS Share . . . . Search form Search ABOUT US OUR SOLUTIONS CONSULTING SOFTWARE MEDIA CENTER CAREERS CONTACT US You are here Home Our Solutions Field Development Integrated field studies Share Send Print Field Development Integrated field studies Integration of all disciplines (geophysics, geology and reservoir engineering) is the key element to successfully understand a reservoir and provide the right tools to optimize field development. Integration: a challenge that leads to success The need for increasingly precise models (such as models to target sweet spots or start an EOR process) requires involving many specialists such as geophysicists, structural specialists, sedimentologists, petrophysicists, geomodelers, reservoir engineers, simulation experts. The risk of poor integration, i.e. lack of understanding and communication between specialists, as well as the absence of common objectives, increases with the number of people involved and can ultimately jeopardize the quality of a field study. On the contrary, specialists working together to combine their experience and knowledge can achieve a successful integrated study in a limited amount of time. Beicip-Franlab has the know-how, the knowledge and the specialists With more than 150 highly qualified specialists and engineers and dozens of projects every year, Beicip-Franlab is recognized for its experience in fully integrated studies. Multidisciplinary teams work together to tackle the largest range of challenges: Green fields with few wells and a limited data set or on brown fields with the requirement to handle data from thousands of producers and injectors; Tight sandstone or highly fractured carbonate reservoirs; Condensate gas or heavy oil fields. Through integrated studies, Beicip-Franlab has developed a recognized worldwide knowledge and is capable of using its acquired experience in new regions. Examples of Integrated Studies Previous Next + Software Software Solutions Exploration Field Development Integrated field studies Master Development Plan Enhanced Oil Recovery From seismic attributes to rock properties Carbonate fields Fractured fields Giant fields Reserves evaluation, certification, unitization E&P Economics and Contracts Downstream process Unconventional Resources MEDIACENTER DEC 09 Webinar #14: How to Improve Reservoir Models Using DionisosFlow To register to this session, please use the following link ... MORE INFORMATIONS Site map Legal notice Contact us