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SUMMARY:SPE YP Lunch and Learn: Gabby Richmond\, Political & Regulatory Climate in Colorado: Everything You Need to Know
DESCRIPTION:SPE Young Professionals November Lunch-and-Learn \nPolitical & Regulatory Climate in Colorado: Everything You Need to Know \nGabby Richmond\, Manager of Marketing & Communications\, Colorado Oil & Gas Association \n  \nWhen: Nov 9th\, 2023 | 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM \nWhere: Liberty Energy 950 17th St Ste 2400\, Denver\, CO 80202 \nPrice: FREE! Pizza and soft drinks will be provided\, courtesy of Liberty Oilfield Services. \n  \nRegistration: Click HERE \n 
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/spe-yp-lunch-and-learn/
LOCATION:Liberty Energy\, 950 17th St Suite #24\, Denver\, CO\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Young Professionals
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SUMMARY:Industry Event: Zoo Lights
DESCRIPTION:Load up your family and friends and head to the Denver Zoo for a spectacular evening with RMPC\, GPARMC\, SPE\, & AADE! \n \nThere’s no better way to experience the exclusive preview of the 32nd annual Denver Zoo Lights!! \n\nDenver Zoo Thursday\, November 9th 5:30 pm – 9:30 pm \n\nWe have rented out the ENTIRE Denver Zoo! Bring your family and friends to join us and have a chance to experience the 32nd annual Zoo Lights! The evening will feature an exclusive opportunity to see the zoo lights before the general public. It’s a family-friendly event where children of all ages are encouraged to come enjoy an amazing night. \nCome enjoy the lights\, carousel\, train rides\, and an evening amongst family and friends at a very unique event!
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/zoo-lights/
LOCATION:denver zoo\, 2300 Steele Street\, Denver\, CO\, 80205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Industry Event
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SUMMARY:Volunteering Opportunity! Adventure Days - Newlon Elementary
DESCRIPTION:Expose 4th/5th graders to different topics/disciplines through classroom presentations! \n  \nRegister Here!
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/adventure-days-newlon-elementary/
LOCATION:Newlon Elementary\, 361 Vrain St\, Denver\, CO\, 80219\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outreach
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SUMMARY:Industry Advisory Committee Meeting
DESCRIPTION:  \nThe next SPE Denver Section Industry Advisory Committee meeting will take place at 11AM November 14 in the Denver Earth Resources Library. The address is 730 17th Street Suite B-1. \nThe Industry Advisory Committee welcomes input from representatives of any company with staff that are members of the Denver Section of the SPE. The IAC facilitates communication with and amongst companies and gives them the opportunity to provide input directly to the Denver SPE Section Board. Contact John Benton (mailto:JHBenton@mines.edu) for more information. We hope that you will be able to attend.
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/iac-denver-section/
LOCATION:Denver Earth Resources Library\, 730 17th Street Suite B1\, Denver\, CO\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:General
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20231115T084500
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SUMMARY:Volunteer with 8th Grade Adams12 STEM Class
DESCRIPTION:Adams12 8th Grade STEM classroom (engineering class) is looking for volunteers to help give feedback on a “real-world” problem they kids were posed. The question was “If we get another huge storm this winter what things can you do to aid in keeping you budget in check?” Teams of kids are set to present their funds to a panel of industry expects and give instant feedback to the students. The date is Wednesday Nov 15\, 2023 ⋅ 8:45am – 1:45pm at the middle school. Please reach out to tannehiljulie@gmail.com if you are interested in volunteering!
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/volunteer-with-8th-grade-adams12-stem-class/
LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:Outreach
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20231115T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20231115T130000
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SUMMARY:General Meeting: Ted Cross\, Deciphering the DJ Basin: A Technical and Comparative Analysis with the Permian
DESCRIPTION:Deciphering the DJ Basin: A Technical Exploration and Comparative Analysis with the Permian \nAbstract: This presentation provides an in-depth analysis of the unconventional Niobrara play in the DJ Basin\, utilizing machine learning models. We will dissect production trends\, activity levels\, and the underlying drivers of production\, providing a nuanced understanding of the interplay between completions design\, lateral lengths\, subsurface conditions\, and well spacing. The insights gleaned will present a detailed portrayal of the play’s dynamics and potential during a time of consolidation. We include a comparative analysis of the Permian as valuable context as both basins advance into their second decade of unconventional production.  \n  \nBio: Ted Cross is Vice President of Product Management at Novi Labs\, an Austin-based oil and gas data analytics company. At Novi\, Ted drives company strategy\, sets the software development roadmap\, and works with engineering and data science teams to build compelling analytics tools. Prior to joining Novi\, Ted worked as a geologist for ConocoPhillips in a range of roles including Williston Basin development\, Lower 48 exploration\, global new ventures\, and deepwater Gulf of Mexico. He received a Master’s in Geology from the University of Arizona\, specializing in thrust belts and foreland basins\, and a Bachelor’s in Geology from the University of Texas at Austin. \nREGISTER HERE\nGROUP TICKET PACKAGE PURCHASE HERE
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/general-meeting-deciphering-the-dj-basin/
LOCATION:Fogo de Chao\, 1513 Wynkoop st\, Denver\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:General
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SUMMARY:Volunteer at the Denver Rescue Mission
DESCRIPTION:  \nPlease help SPE Denver Section give back to the Denver Rescue Mission by serving breakfast at their Lawrence Street location. \n  \nPlease arrive by 6:45 and plan to stay till 8:30 \n  \nFor more info Contact Nicolas Cosca at Nicolas.Cosca@hpinc.com
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/volunteer-at-the-denver-rescue-mission-8/
LOCATION:Denver Rescue Mission\, 2222 Lawrence St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outreach
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SUMMARY:Business Development Kickoff Happy Hour: Daniel Rojo\, State of the Rockies
DESCRIPTION:Abstract: Interested in networking with other business development professionals? SPE Denver is kicking off a business development group! Daniel will help get things started with a State of the Rockies discussion followed by an extended networking session. Grab your colleagues and come socialize over light appetizers and drinks!\nBio: Daniel Rojo is Co-Head and Managing Director with Opportune Partners LLC\, an independent investment banking and financial advisory affiliate of Opportune LLP. Daniel brings more than 15 years of energy investment banking experience\, most recently as Managing Director and Head of Wells Fargo’s A&D practice. During his tenure with Wells Fargo\, Daniel advised on more than $30 billion of transactions\, spanning all major shale basins.  Daniel holds an MBA and BA in Economics from Rice University. He is also a FINRA Series 79 and 63 registered representative. \n  \nRegistration: Click HERE
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/business-development-kickoff-happy-hour-daniel-rojo-state-of-the-rockies/
LOCATION:Ovintiv\, 40th floor\, 370 17th St\, Denver\, CO\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:General
ORGANIZER;CN="SPE Denver Section":MAILTO:denversection@spemail.org
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SUMMARY:Science Fair Judges Needed
DESCRIPTION:  \nJudges Needed! \nJoin fellow members and judge the 8th grade science fair.
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/science-fair-judges-needed/
LOCATION:Skinner Middle School\, 3435 W 40th Ave\, Denver\, TX\, 80211\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outreach
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SUMMARY:December GM: Optimizing Stage Lengths by Leveraging Fracture Interference
DESCRIPTION:Optimizing Stage Lengths by Leveraging Fracture Interference: \n  \nObjectives/Scope: This paper covers a case study in the Denver-Julesburg (DJ) Basin that reveals stage lengths can be dynamically varied when wells are tightly spaced to optimize pad drainage and completion cost in homogeneous rock strata. Alternating stage designs in offset wells can support increased stage lengths up to 6x standard (exceeding 1\,000 ft) and still treat and produce as uniformly as smaller stages\, due to the cooperative effect of the overlapping fracture network created by neighboring infill wells. These findings were corroborated by fiber optic data acquired during frac (cross-well strain) and post-flowback production monitoring and interference testing. We also observed Formations within damage zones altered from faults can affect drainage results. \nMethods\, Procedures\, Process: Differing stage lengths (X\, 2X\, 3X and 6X) were trialed in three wells in a six well section.  Fiber optic diagnostics were acquired during frac for cross-well strain evaluation and 60 days post-flowback for production monitoring and interference testing. Locations and extent of fracture interactions were observed during the fracturing process\, and later compared to the production and interference testing results after flowback. \nResults\, Observations\, Conclusions: The post-completion diagnostics corroborated the during frac cross-well strain data. Interference testing reveals communication as well as unique geological features in the areas identified by the cross-well strain data. There is little if any difference in cross-well strain or production behavior of standard-length X stages offset by X stage lengths and X offset by 2X or 3X stage lengths. Performance of the 3X and 6X stages is nearly identical to the X stage lengths\, in both production and interference from a uniformity and production volume. \nNovel/Additive Information: When wells are known to interfere or communicate\, completion designs can be modified dynamically to work with overlapping stage designs\, optimizing completion costs without sacrificing treatment uniformity nor production. Stage lengths of offset wells\, depending on the play and geologic structure\, may be dramatically larger than previously thought when offset against smaller stages\, while still allowing for sufficient reservoir access and drainage\, leading to reduced pad development time. \n  \n Registration: Click HERE \n  \nBIO: \n  \n \n  \n  \nEvan Rodgers \nProduction Engineer at Chevron Rockies (former Reservoir Engineer at PDC Energy). \n  \nEvan Rodgers is a Petroleum Engineer from the Colorado School of Mines\, class of 2012\, currently working as a Production Engineer for Chevron in their Rockies business unit within the DJ basin. He has held additional roles outside of Chevron within Reservoir and Completions engineering in various basins including the Utica Shale\, Piceance\, and DJ basin. He has been a part of both exploration and developmental teams along with projects varying from single well de-liquification to basin-wide reservoir delineation. His interest gravitates towards acknowledging how much we do not fully understand\, especially around the technical aspects we think we do. He uses this approach to set his mindset while designing\, analyzing\, or proposing a field experiment.
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/december-gm-optimizing-stage-lengths-by-leveraging-fracture-interference/
LOCATION:Fogo de Chao\, 1513 Wynkoop st\, Denver\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:General
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20231214T113000
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SUMMARY:YP Lunch and Learn - PERFectly Stressed Out: Surface and Downhole Imaging Relations
DESCRIPTION:PERFectly Stressed Out: Surface and Downhole Imaging Relations\nAbstract\nSo many guns and so many charges – how can an operator make quick design change decisions with confidence for gun and charge system performance in the wellbore? Typically\, the industry tests gun and charge performance at the surface\, assuming that the systems will perform similarly downhole. Through multiple studies\, it has been shown that this is not always the case (Horton 2021\, Roberts et al\, 2022). Another consideration is the advertised performance specifications versus measured performance (Cramer et al\, 2023). Many operators design their gun systems to target a prescribed perforation friction based on performance drivers like stage length\, horsepower available on location\, casing specs\, etc. A problem arises when designing in this manner – the industry changes its mind constantly as we learn. When a design change occurs\, it may be prudent to confirm how systems are performing with diagnostic tools like a camera or ultrasonic imaging. These tools are insightful but expensive\, require a wellbore\, and take time.   \n  \n Speaker Bio\nDugan is a Completion Engineer focusing on projects that enhance stimulation and returns at Ovintiv. Leveraging his previous experience in Production\, Drilling\, and Reservoir\, Dugan works with multiple disciplines to design\, execute\, and analyze experiments in the Midland Basin. He received his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and M.B.A. from the University of Wyoming. \n  \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/yp-lunch-and-learn/
LOCATION:Liberty Energy\, 950 17th St Suite #24\, Denver\, CO\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Young Professionals
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20231214T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20231214T210000
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CREATED:20231104T091511Z
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SUMMARY:SPE YP Holiday Party
DESCRIPTION:SPE Young Professionals Holiday Party \n \nSave the Date for our Holiday Party \nRegister Here
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/spe-yp-holiday-party/
LOCATION:Snobahn Indoor Ski + Snowboard Center\, 6955 S York St. #404\, Centennial\, CO\, 80122\, United States
CATEGORIES:Young Professionals
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DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20231219T083000
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SUMMARY:Volunteer at the Denver Rescue Mission
DESCRIPTION:  \nPlease help SPE Denver Section give back to the Denver Rescue Mission by serving breakfast at their Lawrence Street location. \n  \nPlease arrive by 6:45 and plan to stay till 8:30 \n  \nFor more info Contact Nicolas Cosca at Nicolas.Cosca@hpinc.com
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/volunteer-at-the-denver-rescue-mission-9/
LOCATION:Denver Rescue Mission\, 2222 Lawrence St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outreach
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SUMMARY:YP Lunch and Learn: Jessica Barhaug\, Ovintiv\, Tying Stage Architecture to Wolfcamp Performance Through Stacked Diagnostics
DESCRIPTION:  \nTying Stage Architecture to Wolfcamp Performance Through Stacked Diagnostics\nAbstract\nWhile post-frac erosion and Fracture Driven Interactions (FDI) can be good indicators of a successful frac\, getting long-term performance data has mainly been limited to full wellbores of a single design and waiting months for the results. The Permian Asset team was debating the impact of stage architecture on production. Did different designs come on strong\, but then fall off over time? Could a doubling of flow area from the standard design lead to a doubling of performance? An experiment was designed to answer these questions with a toolbox of emerging production diagnostics. By combining these latest techniques with some geologic characterization from in-bit accelerometer data\, performance of a particular design can be examined on a single wellbore\, saving time and money. Three different stage architecture designs were alternated along a Wolfcamp wellbore. These designs were selected to look at the impact of cluster and stage spacing and perforation orientation. A novel methodology for oil tracers (AB testing) was deployed in the test well. Oil tracers that had previously underwent calibration testing for an affinity for each other and the reservoir were pumped during frac. A unique oil tracer was pumped per design. Additionally\, an oil tracer was pumped in stages along a greenfield portion of the lateral and another in brownfield stages next to a parent well.  A carbon fiber rod was run to get an initial look at production allocation by cluster\, stage\, and design type\, allowing a comparison to oil tracers at that snapshot in time.  \n  \nDepletion analysis was calculated by stage along the entirety of the lateral. Depletion values ranged from 0 up to 500 psi. Despite lateral variability\, when averaged by design type\, the depletion values were within the margin of error. The oil tracer is showing that an extended stage length 0 degree phased stage (300’ Top Shots) is the top performer versus an extended stage length 90-270 deg phased design (300’ 90/270) and a design with half the stage length and cluster spacing to double the flow area (150’ Top Shots). Initially\, the greenfield portion of the lateral (3600’ in the toe) was outperforming the next 3600’ of lateral adjacent to a parent well\, but this trend reversed over time. The carbon fiber rod provided a cluster level analysis with the majority of the clusters contributing to the overall production. There is a heel bias associated with the well that is in directional agreement with the greenfield and brownfield tracers at the time of deployment. The rod has the most production attributed to the 150’ Top Shot design\, followed by the 300’ Top Shots\, with the 300’ 90/270 design coming in last. There is a discrepancy between the top design with the oil tracer and fiber rod data. This could be a normalization issue or a water allocation problem. Continued work is needed in this space to find the root cause. Overall\, the stacked diagnostics provided actionable insights on completion designs that can inform future deployments.     \n  \nSpeaker Bio\nJessica is a Senior Completions Engineer for the Ovintiv Chief Completions Team. Her focus is on optimizing job size and perf design through modeling and integrateddiagnostics. Prior to Ovintiv\, she was a Senior Reservoir Engineer focusing on field studies and data analytics in the DJ Basin at Great Western Petroleum. Previously\, she worked for WPX Energy as a Senior Completions Engineer in the Williston Basin\, where Jessica was one of the lead engineers for a completion and spacing optimization program. As a Completion and Production Engineer at Schlumberger\, she worked a variety of technical projects\, including the design\, execution and evaluation of hydraulic fracturing treatments\, rate transient analysis\, production history matching and microseismic monitoring and evaluation. She received her M.S. in Petroleum Engineering and B.S in Environmental Engineering from the Colorado School of Mines. \n \n  \nEducation\nM.S. Petroleum Engineering\, Colorado School of Mines\, December 2006B.S. Engineering\, Environmental Specialty\, Colorado School of Mines\, May 2004 \nProfessional Affiliations\nColorado School of Mines Women’s Basketball Team: Fall 2000 – Spring 2004Society of Women Engineers since 2002American Association of Petroleum Geologists since 2005Society of Petroleum Engineers since 2006 Wyoming Geologic Association since 2017 \n  \nRegister Here
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/yp-lunch-and-learn-jessica-barhaug-ovintiv-tying-stage-architecture-to-wolfcamp-performance-through-stacked-diagnostics/
LOCATION:Liberty Energy\, 950 17th St Suite #24\, Denver\, CO\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:General
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240116T064500
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20240116T083000
DTSTAMP:20260420T005133
CREATED:20240103T140425Z
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SUMMARY:Volunteer at the Denver Rescue Mission
DESCRIPTION:Volunteer with SPE at the Denver Rescue Mission from 6:45-8:30am! \nPlease reach out to nicolas.cosca@hpinc.com if you are interested in volunteering!
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/volunteer-at-the-denver-rescue-mission-10/
LOCATION:Denver Rescue Mission\, 2222 Lawrence St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outreach
ORGANIZER;CN="SPE Denver Section":MAILTO:denversection@spemail.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240124T113000
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SUMMARY:Jack England Pass Spring 2024 Registration Deadline
DESCRIPTION:Speakers: \nJanuary 24th: DaNe Gregoris\, Enverus \n\nDJ Basin Play Fundamentals | How The Basin Stacks Up Across North America\n\nFebruary 21st *Distinguished Lecturer*: Rawdon Seager\, Gaffney\, Cline & Associates \n\nCarbon Capture & Storage and the CO2 Storage Resources Management System (SRMS)\n\nMarch 30th *Distinguished Lecturer*\, Tom Bradley\, Baker Hughes Company \n\nApplication of Oil and Gas Subsurface Evaluation Methodology to Geothermal: The value of Data\n\nMay (TBA): De Goyler & MacNaughton \n\nA Survey on Diagnostic Based Methods for Well Performance Analysis and Production Forecasting in Unconventional Reservoirs\n\nRegister Here 
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/jack-england-pass-spring-2024-registration-deadline/
LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:General
ORGANIZER;CN="SPE Denver Section":MAILTO:denversection@spemail.org
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DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20240124T130000
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SUMMARY:General Meeting: Dane Gregoris\, Enverus\, DJ Basin Play Fundamentals | How The Basin Stacks Up Across North America
DESCRIPTION:DJ Basin Play Fundamentals | How The Basin Stacks Up Across North America \n  \nAbstract: \nThis presentation will cover the findings from the recent in-depth analysis conducted on DJ basin\, including the current status and our future expectations for topics such as permits\, regulatory environment\, operatorship\, activity\, production\, GOR and WOR trends and more. Additionally\, a benchmarking for DJ versus the rest of US unconventional plays will be shared. \n  \n \nDane Gregoris \nManaging Director and Head of North American Onshore Intelligence \n  \nDane joined Enverus (ITG) in 2014. His previous work experience includes positions at GLJ Petroleum Consultants and Encana (now Ovintiv). Dane leads the North American Onshore Intelligence team and has worked on numerous advisory mandates for our institutional and corporate clients over the years. He is also a regular presenter to executive audiences and at industry conferences. Dane graduated from Queen’s University with a degree in geological engineering and is a CFA charterholder. \n  \nRegistration: Click HERE
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/dj-basin-play-fundamentals-how-the-basin-stacks-up-across-north-america/
LOCATION:Fogo de Chao\, 1513 Wynkoop st\, Denver\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:General
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240130T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20240130T180000
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SUMMARY:Technical Happy Hour: Kinleigh Fatheree\, Seismos\, Utilizing Rapid Rate Drops to Measure Perforation Efficiency During Stimulation 
DESCRIPTION:Time:  January 30th\, 4-6 (HH begins at 4\, Talk at 430\, Social until 6) \nLocation: Ovintiv 40th Floor\, 370 17th St\, Denver\, CO 80202 \nStudy Group Category:  Completion  \nSpeaker: Kinleigh Fatheree\, Seismos \nTitle: Utilizing Rapid Rate Drops to Measure Perforation Efficiency During Stimulation  \nAbstract: \nSeismos collaborated with an operator to provide an economical substitute for permanent fiber Uniformity Index. This presentation covers a new method for using rapid rate drops during stimulation to track perforation efficiency. Every time a rapid rate drop occurs during stimulation a small but analyzable oscillatory pressure wave is generated. Acoustic characteristics of this rate drop can be exploited to measure pipe friction\, perforation friction\, as well as tortuosity effects. Three wells were fully analyzed to develop a procedure to quantify the frac fluid distribution during any given stage. Results were compared to permanent cemented fiber to evaluate the accuracy of the approach. This procedure attempts to capture the initial perforation conditions\, and how they change throughout the stage by evaluating each rate drop as they occurred naturally during the treatment. \n  \nBio: \nKinleigh Fatheree is the Strategic Partnerships – Completions Manager for Seismos. She currently works with operators to provide non-invasive\, real-time acoustic monitoring technology for stimulation optimization. She previously was responsible for advanced fracture treatment design and onsite implementation in basins across North America. She also provided direct client support for refracs\, well rescues\, and fracture diagnostic services. Kinleigh holds a bachelor’s degree in petroleum engineering from the University of Oklahoma. \nRegistration Link
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/technical-happy-hour-2/
LOCATION:Ovintiv\, 40th floor\, 370 17th St\, Denver\, CO\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:General
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240213T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20240213T113000
DTSTAMP:20260420T005133
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SUMMARY:Denver Section Industry Advisory Council Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The next SPE Denver Section Industry Advisory Council meeting will take place at 11AM February 13 in the Denver Earth Resources Library. The address is 730 17th Street Suite B-1. \nThe Industry Advisory Council welcomes input from representatives of any company with staff that are members of the Denver Section of the SPE. The IAC facilitates communication with and amongst companies and gives them the opportunity to provide input directly to the Denver SPE Section Board. Contact John Benton for more information. We hope that you will be able to attend.
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/denver-section-industry-advisory-committee-3/
LOCATION:Denver Earth Resources Library\, 730 17th Street Suite B1\, Denver\, CO\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:General
ORGANIZER;CN="SPE Denver Section":MAILTO:denversection@spemail.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240215T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20240215T170000
DTSTAMP:20260420T005133
CREATED:20231110T203654Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231110T204027Z
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SUMMARY:SPE International Awards Submission Deadline
DESCRIPTION:International awards recognize individuals who make significant technical and professional contributions to the petroleum engineering profession and to the worldwide oil and gas industry. \n\nInternational nominations will remain active for three years.\nInternational awards are presented annually at ATCE.\nInternational nominations require a minimum of one letter of support\, maximum of six\, to be uploaded by individual contributors.\nInternational nominations require candidates to upload their CV/Resume or LinkedIn profile.
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/spe-international-awards-submission-deadline/
LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:General
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240219
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240220
DTSTAMP:20260420T005133
CREATED:20240213T215057Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240213T221908Z
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SUMMARY:SPE Forum: Methane Emissions Management for a Sustainable Future (Banff\, Canada) Registration Deadline
DESCRIPTION:Addressing methane emissions may be the single most powerful priority that would permit us to extend the life of hydrocarbons. This Forum is a seminal gathering of all stakeholders in a unique\, safe environment to address the future of methane emissions management from end to end. The Forum will cover the future of measurement\, quantification\, reporting in an evolving regulatory and non-regulatory landscape\, and what innovations are needed in abatement solutions\, global synergies\, and strategies to avoid methane emissions. Participants will leave the Forum with new insights\, strategies\, connections\, and a vision of the future of methane emissions management. \n  \nRegister Here
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/spe-forum-methane-emissions-management-for-a-sustainable-future-banff-canada-registration-deadline/
LOCATION:Banff\, Canada\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Industry Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240220T064500
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20240220T083000
DTSTAMP:20260420T005133
CREATED:20240110T234740Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240110T234740Z
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SUMMARY:Denver Rescue Mission - Feb
DESCRIPTION:  \nPlease help SPE Denver Section give back to the Denver Rescue Mission by serving breakfast at their Lawrence Street location. \n  \nPlease arrive by 6:45 and plan to stay till 8:30 \n  \nFor more info Contact Nicolas Cosca at Nicolas.Cosca@hpinc.com
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/denver-rescue-mission-feb/
LOCATION:Denver Rescue Mission\, 2222 Lawrence St\, Denver\, CO\, 80205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Outreach
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240221T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20240221T130000
DTSTAMP:20260420T005133
CREATED:20231213T220601Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240131T145959Z
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SUMMARY:General Meeting: Distinguished Lecturer Rawdon Seager\, Carbon Capture & Storage and the CO2 Storage Resources Management System (SRMS)
DESCRIPTION:Society of Petroleum Engineers \nDistinguished Lecturer 2023-24 Lecture Season \n \nCarbon Capture and Storage and the CO2 Storage Resources Management System (SRMS) \nRawdon Seager \nGaffney\, Cline & Associates \nAbstract: \nAfter the lecture\, members will understand the importance of carbon capture and storage in the transition to a lower carbon future\, and know how to evaluate quantities consistently using the SRMS. \nAs part of the international effort to combat global warming\, significant attention is being given to ways to sequester (store for the long-term) carbon dioxide\, which is a major contributor to the greenhouse effect. It is therefore critical that there is a universal means to record the storable quantities by recognizing the maturity of the projects to be implemented and the confidence that can be placed in the estimated volumes to be sequestered. \nThis talk will look at some of the ways in which carbon dioxide can be stored and provide a review of the CO2 Storage Resources Management System (SRMS) framework prepared by the Society of Petroleum Engineers to classify and categorize the storable quantities. \nThe talk will cover: \n\nAn overview of carbon capture\, utilization and storage\, including the role of greenhouse gasses in global warming\nDiscussion of typical modes of storage of carbon dioxide in saline aquifers and depleted oil and gas fields\nReview of the CO2 Storage Resources Management System (SRMS)\, including principles and key definitions\nDiscussion of economics and evaluation methods\nA hypothetical example\n\nBiography: \nRawdon Seager is a reservoir engineer with over 50 years’ experience in the international oil and gas arena with Shell\, Huffco and\, since 1985\, Gaffney\, Cline & Associates\, where he is Chief Reservoir Engineer and Global Director of Quality Assurance. He is currently ivolved in CCS studies and application of the SRMS. \nHe has a BSc in Physics from Bristol University and an MSc in Petroleum Engineering from Imperial College\, London. Rawdon is past Chairman of the SPE Oil and Gas Reserves Committee and past member of the Board and current Chair of the Reserves Definitions Committee of the SPEE. \n  \nRegistration: Click HERE \n  \nRawdon Seager Flyer
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/carbon-capture-storage-and-the-co2-storage-resources-management-system-srms/
LOCATION:Fogo de Chao\, 1513 Wynkoop st\, Denver\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:General
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240222T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20240222T190000
DTSTAMP:20260420T005133
CREATED:20240203T125938Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240209T182617Z
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SUMMARY:Cores n Brews - YP Event
DESCRIPTION:Cone join us on a tour of a core lab followed by beers and networking at Burns Family Alehouse next door! \nLab tour begins at 5:15 \nCore lab: 2550 W. 2nd Ave\, Suite 110 \nBurns Alehouse: 2505 W. 2nd Ave\, Unit #13 \nRegistration: Click HERE \n 
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/beers-cores-yp-event/
LOCATION:Core Lab\, 2550 W. 2nd Ave\, Suite 110\, Denver\, CO\, 80219\, United States
CATEGORIES:Young Professionals
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240223T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20240223T170000
DTSTAMP:20260420T005133
CREATED:20231212T070938Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240205T212936Z
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SUMMARY:Denver Metro Region Science and Engineering Fair (DMRSEF) Volunteer Opportunity
DESCRIPTION:Over 100 Judges needed for this local science fair; let’s do our part to make it happen SPE. More information @ http://bit.ly/JudgeDMRSEF or mailto:Denversciencefair@ucdenver.edu \n\nContact Julie Tannehill for more information: \nTannehillJulie@gmail.com \n\nSee attached flyer below: \n2024 Judge and Volunteer Flyers[45]
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/dmrs-regional-science-and-engineering-fair/
LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:Outreach,SPECares
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240223T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20240223T160000
DTSTAMP:20260420T005133
CREATED:20231204T162319Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240209T182749Z
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SUMMARY:44th Annual Racquetball Tournament
DESCRIPTION:Event Details and Registration Here! \nSponsorship Levels\nPlatinum – $600\nGold – $450\nSilver – $350
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/annual-raquetball-tournament/
LOCATION:Denver Athletic Club\, 1325 Glenarm Pl\, Denver\, CO\, 80204
CATEGORIES:Racquetball
ORGANIZER;CN="SPE Denver Section":MAILTO:denversection@spemail.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240226T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20240226T110000
DTSTAMP:20260420T005133
CREATED:20240124T021742Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240205T213014Z
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SUMMARY:Adventure Day at Munroe Elementary Volunteer Opportunity
DESCRIPTION:  \nAdventure Day\, Energy Day\, Great Day\, at Munroe Elementary. \n\nVolunteers needed to help teach youth about our industry! \nFor more information reach out to tannehilljulie@gmail.com \n 
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/adventure-day-at-munroe-elementary/
LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:Outreach
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240227T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20240227T180000
DTSTAMP:20260420T005133
CREATED:20240206T191103Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240207T182303Z
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SUMMARY:Validation of Conductive Fracture Imaging with Cross Well Strain and Permanent Fiber Optic Flow   - February
DESCRIPTION:Host:  Society of Petroleum Engineers\, Denver Section \nEvent:  February 27 2024 Technical Happy Hour \nTime:  February 27th\, 4-6 (HH begins at 4\, Talk at 430\, Social until 6) \nLocation:  Ovintiv 40th Floor\, 370 17th St\, Denver\, CO 80202 \nStudy Group Category:  Completion  \nSpeaker: Scott Taylor\, Co-Founder\, CEO Reservoir Imaging Solutions LLC \n\nTitle:  Validation of Conductive Fracture Imaging with Cross Well Strain and Permanent Fiber Optic Flow   \n\nAbstract: \n The study applies Conductive Fracture Imaging (CFI) on Hydraulic Fracturing Test Site-2 in the Delaware Basin\, USA\, acquired in 2019. The CFI results are independently delivered and compared with strain data recorded by permanent distributed fiber optic sensor arrays in a vertical data well (the Boxwood 5PH) and two horizontal wells (Boxwood 3H and Boxwood 4H). Boxwood 4H’s permanent fiber provides Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) cluster flow and proppant allocation analytics\, as well as distributed strain sensing (DSS) for cluster level shut-in pressure build-up tests. \nThe objective of this study is to directly compare CFI results with in-well DAS and DSS fiber optic measurements. CFI utilizes microseismic events as active sources for reflection imaging of the conductive portion of hydraulic fractures\, offering high-resolution images of the seismically active zone for precise description of cluster level fluid allocation and conductivity. \nCFI has been benchmarked successfully against established fiber optic diagnostics\, providing insights into conductive fracture geometries\, cluster efficiencies\, and in-well production flow profiling. Key advantages of CFI include imaging fluid and proppant allocation at the cluster level\, offering a four-dimensional view of dynamic transport\, estimating fracture height\, and providing valuable data on hydraulic and conductive fracture geometries. \nThe study reveals strong correlations between CFI and cross-well strain intensity measured by fiber monitors\, as well as good agreement with in-well DAS stimulation fluid allocation. Furthermore\, CFI shows clear correlations with cluster level DSS strain changes during the production phase\, accurately resolving cluster positions along the wellbore. Cluster level reflectivity values from CFI demonstrate a robust agreement with DSS strain change peak values observed on the same clusters. \nBio: \nScott has over 20 years’ direct experience spanning finance\, energy\, mining\, defense\, and civil engineering industries. He graduated from Franklin College (Lugano) Switzerland with BSc in Finance 2002. Scott started his career raising money for both public and private markets as well as mining project in commodities trading. He co-founded Reservoir Imaging Solutions (RIS) in 2019\, a technology-driven subsurface imaging company that was recognized by Darcy Partners as one of the top 10 subsurface oilfield technologies in 2022. Scott also founded Lithos in 2022 and took it public (CBOE:LITS) in Q2 of 2023. Lithos is a technology company focused on delivering sustainable lithium production from brine reservoirs. Scott has prior technical and financial experience in exploration\, development\, and pilot scale production on mines in Canada\, Mexico and the Russian Federation. His experience also includes five years working for an engineering company in the mining and energy space which included resource development and drill programs on mines\, and his skill-set enables him to work hands-on in the field and advising to use modern subsurface imaging techniques. He is a published author\, has 5 issued patents\, and is an invited speaker and member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers and the Society of Exploration Geophysicists. \nRegistration Link:  Click Here 
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/validation-of-conductive-fracture-imaging-with-cross-well-strain-and-permanent-fiber-optic-flow-february/
LOCATION:Ovintiv\, 40th floor\, 370 17th St\, Denver\, CO\, 80202\, United States
CATEGORIES:General,Technical
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240301T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20240301T170000
DTSTAMP:20260420T005133
CREATED:20231110T203937Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231110T204051Z
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SUMMARY:SPE Regional Awards Deadline
DESCRIPTION:  \nRegional awards recognize members who contribute exceptional service and leadership within SPE\, as well as making significant professional contributions within their technical disciplines at the SPE regional level. \n\nRegional nominations remain active for one year. Regional award recipients will be eligible to be considered at an international level (with regional director approval). If approved\, the international nomination will remain active for three years. New nominations should not be submitted for these candidates.\nRegional awards are presented at local events TBA by the regional director.\nRegional nominations require a minimum of one letter of support\, maximum of six\, to be uploaded by contributors.\nRegional nominations require candidates to upload their CV/Resume or LinkedIn profile.\nView regional eligibility requirements.
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/spe-regional-awards-deadline/
LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:General
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240303T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20240303T120000
DTSTAMP:20260420T005133
CREATED:20240124T021253Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240314T144513Z
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SUMMARY:SOCO Polar Plunge
DESCRIPTION:  \nJoin our Team March 3\, 2024 to support Special Olympics Colorado. \n5K Run\Walk followed by an Ice Bath at Wash Park\, Denver\, CO \n  \nContact Julie Tannehill for more information: tannehilljulie@gmail.com \n 
URL:https://denverspe.org/event/polar-plunge/
LOCATION:CO
CATEGORIES:Outreach
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