Dr. Jaime Stein, chief geoscientist for Geotrace, describes a new methodology to determine, directly from seismic, the amount of horizontal anisotropy, which can be used to estimate fracture density and orientation.

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The Argus AZ-10 tree can be operated from any rig regardless of moonpool size or moonpool access through the V door or port side. At 60,000 lbs, the Argus AZ-10 tree can be handled by second generation rigs using cranes from the boat to the moonpool without special preparation. The tree designed simplifies installation, which streamlines operations, making particularly valuable in developing small and marginal fields.

The granularity of measurement possible through use of fiber optics for measurement of deformation modes is demonstrated in this video clip that compares fiber strain, 2D strain profile, and DTS temperature profile outputs for well tubular wrapped with optical-fiber cable fitted with closely spaced strain sensors.

Reducing hazards for pipe handling systems

E&P Production Interview: Emerson Process Management’s Steve Sonnenberg

Exploration Video: Advanced Modeling Solution

Hexion's PropTrac service is an environmentally acceptable alternative to radioactive tracers that optimizes fracturing treatments to increase well productivity.

Fiberspar LinePipe Open-Ditch Installation

Judy Maksoud, Executive Editor of E&P magazine, talks with ice expert Dr. John Murray about the challenges of moving floating production into the Arctic.

By using the Portal Bit-enabled logging system, formation evaluation data is acquired with either wireline or memory tools, in the latter case while tripping drill pipe out of the well, thus improving rig efficiency.

Drilling Technology: Through bit logging system

E&P Editor in Chief Bill Pike wonders if research that says the next 'Ice Age' is coming can be believed.