The maximization of the net present value investment in oil field improvements is greatly aided by optimization well location, which plays a significant role production oil. However, using methods placement developments exceedingly difficult since scenario involves large number choice variables, objective functions, and restrictions. In addition, wide variety computational approaches, both trad...

Abstract The extensive deployment of sensors in oilfield operation and management has led to the collection vast amounts data, which turn enabled use machine learning models improve decision-making. One prime applications data-based decision-making is identification optimum well locations for hydrocarbon recovery. This task made difficult by relative lack high-fidelity data regarding subsurface...

In this paper we formulate three classes of optimization problems: the simple, monotonically-constrained, and bounded CH-programs. We reveal the dominance property under the local re nement (LR) operation for the simple CH-program, as well as the general dominance property under the pseudo-LR operation for the monotonically-constrained CH-program and the extended-LR operation for the bounded CH...

In this paper we formulate three classes of optimization problems: the simple, monotonically-constrained, and bounded CH-programs. We reveal the dominance property under the local reenement (LR) operation for the simple CH-program, as well as the general dominance property under the pseudo-LR operation for the monotonically-constrained CH-program and the extended-LR operation for the bounded CH...

It is well established that faces are processed by mechanisms that are not used with other objects. Two prominent hypotheses have been proposed to characterize how information is represented by these special mechanisms. The spacing hypothesis suggests that face-specific mechanisms primarily extract information about spacing among parts rather than information about the shape of the parts. In co...

| In this paper we formulate three classes of optimization problems: the simple, monotonically-constrained, and bounded CH-programs. We reveal the dominance property under the local reenement (LR) operation for the simple CH-program, as well as the general dominance property under the pseudo-LR operation for the monotonically-constrained CH-program and the extended-LR operation for the bounded ...

Determining the best location for new wells is a complex problem that depends on reservoir and fluid properties, well and surface equipment specifications, and economic criteria. Numerical simulation is often the most appropriate tool to evaluate the feasibility of well configurations. However, since the data used to establish numerical models have uncertainty, so do the model forecasts. The un...