1. AWTC Seminar April 21-22, 2004. Objective and Outline
Advanced Wells – Lessons Learned and Future Directions/Opportunities
Application status and experience
Future directions and opportunities
Seminar Introduction - Tom Tinholt

3. FORCE/AWTC – Mandate and Objective
Promote advanced well technology for improved hydrocarbon recovery, exploration efficiency and resource utilisation, covering well planning through ”intelligent” wellbores.
Mandate:
Forum for technology transfer (AWT)
Seminars/Meetings/Workshops (oil companies, service industry, research institutes and universities)
Net-work
Technology promotor (AWT)
”Innovator”
Project maturing (focus, prioritization)
Earlier AWTC seminars:
Intelligent wells (1998)
Value of Smart Wells (2001)
New opportunities for monitoring of dynamic processes in the reservoir (2002)
2004 Seminar Committee:
Tom Tinholt (DNO), chairman
Phillip Keul (Total)
Øystein Tesaker (Statoil)
Sigurd Erlandsen (Hydro)
Arentz Roel (Shell Norge)
Turid Henriksen (NPD)
Arne Eek (Pertra)
Dinner sponsors
RWE-DEA and Hydro

4. AWTC – Seminar Outline 2004 Application and experience
Value adding - experience vs ”predictions”
Use/application of AWT technology
Value adding assessment methodologies
Utilisation/value from observed data
Perception
Decision/implementation process and challenges
Tool technology, reliability, operations, cost
History, perspective
Performance ”database”
Future directions and opportunities
Field characteristics and requirements
Reservoir management (and HSE)
New/emerging technologies
Interactions and arena co-operation (”where do we go from here?”)