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Welcome to the DWLS website! Here you'll find the current (and past) newsletters for the chapter, as well as information on our activities. Please feel free to use the contact links in the menu above if you have questions about the chapter.


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Of Interest

If you do any log interpretation at all, you need to check out the Historical Chart Books that has been made available by the DWLS. Special thanks to Bob Cluff of the Discovery Group for making this possible.

Another valuable resource, made available by the Phil Nelson of the USGS, is A Catalog of Porosity and Permeability from Core Plugs in Siliciclastic Rocks.

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Next Meeting

The next lunch meeting will be 11:20 am on Tuesday, February 20, 2024 at The Wynkoop. To make your reservations for the luncheon please use our PayPal page, no later than noon on the Thursday prior.

Presentation: A Rapid and Robust Approach for Optimizing Production in the Northern Delaware Basin

Abstract: An operator was in the process of planning to develop a single section in the Northern Delaware Basin targeting a multi-bench reservoir. With limited historical field data the operator sought to quickly optimize production and maximize returns on this acreage. The completion had to be designed for each target along with ...

Speaker: Eric Wigger - Liberty, Reservoir Geomechanics

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