Ahmadou Habibou

Water injection is the most widely used way of supporting reservoir pressure after primary depletion. It is classified as a […]

Dual porosity refers to a reservoir model where the rock matrix and the natural fractures contribute differently to the storage and flow of

Parallel faults refer to a system of two or more faults that run parallel to each other, segmenting the reservoir into multiple compartments.

Infinite-Acting Radial Flow (IARF) describes a flow regime where the pressure disturbance from a well propagates radially outward, with the reservoir

Infinite-Acting Radial Flow (IARF) refers to a flow regime in which the pressure disturbance from a well extends radially outward, with the reservoir

The radius of investigation is a measure of the distance from the wellbore to the farthest point in the reservoir that has been affected by...

A constant pressure boundary refers to a condition in a reservoir where the pressure at a particular boundary remains constant over time, regardless

The Limited Entry Model is a technique used to control the entry of fluids into the wellbore by selectively restricting or allowing flow from differen

A radial composite reservoir is characterized by concentric zones around the wellbore, each with different permeability and porosity properties.

Falloff test analysis in fractured and layered reservoirs: dual porosity versus dual permeability, derivative signatures and a worked interpretation.