East Coast of Canada: An Industry Perspective on the Opportunities and Challenges

Carrick, G.J.; Delong, I.; Ewida, A.A.; Knight, R.J.

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“…Tracers from L-98 10 have been detected in F-100 4 and L-98 1Z, whereas tracers from L-98 3 have not yet been detected. Tracers from L-98 10 have been detected in F-100 4 and L-98 1Z, whereas tracers from L-98 3 have not yet been detected.…”

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Reservoir Management Challenges of the Terra Nova Offshore Field: Lessons Learned After Five Years of Production

Haugen¹,

Costello

Wilcox

et al. 2007

Proceedings of SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition

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“…The Canadian East Cost petroleum basins 3,4 have harsh operating conditions 5 with severe winter storms and presence of sea ice and icebergs that impact cost and design of the production facilities. A common characteristic of the first Grand Banks fields has been the long period from discovery to first oil; typically 15-20 years.…”

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Reservoir Management Challenges of the Terra Nova Offshore Field: Lessons Learned After Five Years of Production

Haugen¹,

Costello

Wilcox

et al. 2007

Proceedings of SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition

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Reservoir Management Challenges of the Terra Nova Offshore Field: Lessons Learned After Five Years of Production

Haugen¹,

Costello

Wilcox

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SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition

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Review on Fixed and Floating Offshore Structures. Part I: Types of Platforms with Some Applications

Amaechi

Reda

Butler

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Diverse forms of offshore oil and gas structures are utilized for a wide range of purposes and in varying water depths. They are designed for unique environments and water depths around the world. The applications of these offshore structures require different activities for proper equipment selection, design of platform types, and drilling/production methods. This paper will provide a general overview of these operations as well as the platform classifications. In this paper, a comprehensive review is conducted on different offshore petroleum structures. This study examines the fundamentals of all types of offshore structures (fixed and floating), as well as the applications of these concepts for oil exploration and production. The study also presents various design parameters for state-of-the-art offshore platforms and achievements made in the industry. Finally, suitable types of offshore platforms for various water depths are offered for long-term operations. An extension of this study (Part II) covers sustainable design approaches and project management on these structures; this review helps designers in understanding existing offshore structures, and their uniqueness. Hence, the review also serves as a reference data source for designing new offshore platforms and related structures.

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East Coast of Canada: An Industry Perspective on the Opportunities and Challenges

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Reservoir Management Challenges of the Terra Nova Offshore Field: Lessons Learned After Five Years of Production

Reservoir Management Challenges of the Terra Nova Offshore Field: Lessons Learned After Five Years of Production

Reservoir Management Challenges of the Terra Nova Offshore Field: Lessons Learned After Five Years of Production

Review on Fixed and Floating Offshore Structures. Part I: Types of Platforms with Some Applications

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