This presentation ─ Assessing the Potential for Future Reserve Growth in the
Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin ─ was prepared for a meeting of the
Conference Board of Canada in Calgary, Canada, on May 24-25, 2005. The presentation
includes a definition of reserve growth, and the reasons for choosing Canada
for reserve growth study. The objectives are to evaluate reserve growth at the
pool and field levels, develop models for forecasting additional reserves from
reserve growth, and determine reserve growth sensitivity to various
parameters, such as pool size, oil gravity, and porosity. The presentation also
includes a brief description of geology, reserve analysis (change in oil-in-place,
oil reserves, gas-in-place, gas reserves, and recovery factors with time), reserve
growth models for oil and gas, and a short-term forecast of additional reserves
from reserve growth.
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