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November 4, 2025

Reversing Pressure Decline in a Mature Giant Carbonate Reservoir Under High Production Demand Through Adaptive Field Development Strategy and Smart Surveillance

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LGLydia Alejandra Martı́nez GuzmánNorthwestern University JAJawaher Mohamed Rashid Masoud AlnaqbiAbu Dhabi University FAFelwa Mohsen Al Ameri

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Observational analysis improved pressure support and water distribution in a carbonate reservoir, indicating effective adaptive development strategies.

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Pressure support improved through optimized water distribution in a carbonate reservoir, enhancing production sustainability.
Injection capacity increased by 155% with new roll-up and line-drive wells, driving better water distribution across the field.
Adaptive field development employed geological model updates to reassess water injection needs and support production demands.
Significant monitoring capabilities advancement allowed for more frequent pressure surveys, minimizing production impacts.

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Guzmán et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6909452d8f2297dc13532b18 https://doi.org/10.2118/229998-ms

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Observational analysis improved pressure support and water distribution in a carbonate reservoir, indicating effective adaptive development strategies.

Reversing Pressure Decline in a Mature Giant Carbonate Reservoir Under High Production Demand Through Adaptive Field Development Strategy and Smart Surveillance

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