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NOTES:
The papers listed here have been obtained by search SPE and IPTC papers post 2005 on the SPE's OnePetro
The papers relating to reservoir engineering have been catergorised for inclusion on the reservoirengineering.org.uk website
The affiiations searched were;
es and Exchange Commission (SEC) definitions are presented here along with my comments on their use. Proved Reserves. Proved rese
proved. Proved reserves are those quantities that have reasonable certainty of being recovered indicating a high degree of confidence. Pro
e substantial quantities of synthetics. On any given date however the market price of oil is likely to deviate because of prevailing price of
ed Reserves. Proved reserves of crude oil Proved Reserves. Proved reserves of crude oil condensate natural gas or natural gas liquids a
degree of confidence. Proved reserves may be developed or undeveloped. Probable reserves are more likely than not to be recoverable w
use of prevailing price of oil is likely to deviate because of prevailing market conditions. Although the path will generally follow the trend it w
as or natural gas liquids are estimated quantities as of a specific date which geological and engineering data demonstrate with a reasona
not to be recoverable while possible reserves are less likely to be recoverable than probable reserves. Geological and engineering data fo
erally follow the trend it will be subject to temporary deviations and excursions. The challenge is to determine whether a particular price m
monstrate with a reasonable certainty to be recoverable in the future from known reservoirs under e
al and engineering data form the basis of determination. Proved reserves assume recoverability under current economic conditions operatin