AHMED, Tarek H., and Paul D. MCKINNEY (2005)
Boston, MA: Gulf Professional Publishing, an imprint of Elsevier.
As any publication reflects the author’s understanding of the subject, this textbook reflects our knowledge of reservoir engineering. This knowledge was acquired over the years by teaching, experience, reading, study, and most importantly, by discussion with our colleagues in academics and the petroleum industry. It is our hope that the information presented in this textbook will improve the understanding of the subject of reservoir engineering. Much of the material on which this book is based was drawn from the publications of the Society of Petroleum Engineers. Tribute is paid to the educators, engineers, and authors who have made numerous and significant contributions to the field of reservoir
engineering.
We would like to express our thanks to Anadarko Petroleum Corporation for granting us the permission to publish this book and, in particular, to Bob Daniels, Senior Vice President, Exploration and Production, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation and Mike Bridges, President, Anadarko Canada Corporation. Of those who haveo ffered technical advice, we would ike to acknowledge the assistance of Scott Albertson,Chief Engineer, Anadarko Canada Corporation, Dr. Keith Millheim, Manager, Operations Technology and Planning,
Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, Jay Rushing, Engineering
Advisor, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, P.K.
Pande,SubsurfaceManager, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, Dr. Tom Blasingame with Texas A&M and Owen Thomson, Manager, Capital Planning, Anadarko Canada Corporation. Special thanks to Montana Tech professors; Dr. Gil Cady and Dr. Margaret Ziaja for their valuable suggestions and to Dr. Wenxia Zhang for her comments and suggestions on nchapter 1. This book could not have been completed without the (most of the time) cheerful typing and retyping by Barbara Jeanne Thomas; her work ethic and her enthusiastic hard work are greatly appreciated. Thanks BJ.
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