Journal of Petroleum Technology September 2017

Contents:

• Risk and Reward: The Woman Question

• Comments: At What Price Profitability?

• Guest Editorial: Technology’s Role for Today’s New-Look, Multidisciplinary Teams

• Technology Update: Data Aggregation and Distribution With Human Factors Incorporated

• The Vision of Onshore Seismic May Look Strange at First

• Clouds are Forming Around the Upstream Sector, and That’s a Good Thing

• Induced Seismicity: Induced Earthquakes in Oklahoma Dropping, But Not Off the Radar

• Outlook Points to Peak Transport Demand for Oil

• Unconventional Resources Technology Conference Highlights Shale as an International Business

• Technology Focus: Reservoir Performance and Monitoring

• Satellite Monitoring of Cyclic-Steam Stimulation Without Corner Reflectors

• Gas Tracers: A Decade of Learning and Experience

• Three-Phase Flow in Fractured Porous Media: Investigation of Matrix/Fracture Interactions

• Technology Focus: Completions

• Deep High-Pressure Completions: A Case History Offshore Gulf of Mexico

• Integrated Cemented Inflow-Control-Device System Design

• Integrated Completion Sensitivities for Horizontal-Well Design in the Vaca Muerta

• Technology Focus: Drilling Systems Automation and Management

• Collaborative Approach to Implementation Helps Realize Benefits of Drilling Automation

• Integrated Work Flow Mitigates Drilling Vibrations

• Embedding Automatic Risk-Level Estimation and Performance Analysis in Drilling Plans

• Technology Focus: Oilfield Chemistry

• Monitoring and Mitigating Asphaltene Issues in a Deepwater Production System

• Laboratory Testing and Prediction of Asphaltene Deposition in Production Wells