Today ran its course in a very similar manner as yesterday
with my arrival at 7:30. I decided not
to attend the morning sessions (mostly financial sessions) so that I could work
on my project. As Mr. Tucker is
currently out of town, I know that getting as much completed as possible will
aid him in his analysis and help with the quick turnaround that the client
demands. I finished up creating
depth-pressure plots for each reservoir and began analyzing mobility data. As mentioned before, two different companies
performed this formation pressure analysis; TesTrak log is taken while drilling
while MDT is a separate wireline log. Due
to this difference, in the pressure and mobility analysis I am performing, it
is important to distinguish between the two data sets so that any major
discrepancies that could indicate unreliable data can be noted.
At 10:00, I went back up to the seminar to attend sessions
on unconventional gas and enhanced oil recover technology. After lunch, I attended the last few sessions
of the seminar: unconventional oil, interpreting news releases, and worldwide
energy supply. As the seminar closed
around 4:00, I gave my farewells to the few acquaintances I had made during the
seminar (after obtaining business cards, of course) and returned to my office
to work for a few more hours.
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