OCS Offshore Well Completion Data
What is a well completion? It's the operations that prepare a well bore for producing oil or gas from the reservoir. The goal of these operations is to optimize the flow of the reservoir fluids into the well bore. A completion is the process of making a well ready to produce natural gas or oil. Completion involves installing permanent equipment, such as a wellhead, and often includes hydraulic fracturing.
Well Completion Information 1993 to Present - Data Layout
What is a well completion?
It's the operations that prepare a well bore for producing oil or gas from the reservoir. The goal of these operations is to optimize the flow of the reservoir fluids into the well bore.
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Abbrev. Name | Field Name | Description |
Surface A/B | SURFACE AREA / BLOCK CODE | The Area and designated OCS Block Number of the well at the surface location. |
Bottom A/B | BOTTOM AREA / BLOCK CODE | The Area and designated OCS Block Number of the well at the bottom hole location. |
Bottom Lease | BOTTOM LEASE NUMBER | The number assigned to a lease by the regulatory agency having jurisdiction over mineral activity in the territory where the lease is located. |
Status | STATUS CODE | Indicates the latest status of a completion. |
Company | COMPANY NAME | The name of the business entity doing business on the OCS. |
Completion Name | COMPLETION NAME | The name assigned to the completion by the lease operator. |
Interval | PRODUCTION INTERVAL CODE | Indicates the number of tubing strings and the producing or injection interval of the well. |
API | API WELL NUMBER | A unique well identification number consisting of atw-digit state code (or pseudo for Offshore), a three-digit county code (or psuedo for Offshore), a five-digit unique well code, and a two-digit sidetrack code as defined in API Bulletin D12A. |
Unit | UNIT AGREEMENT NUMBER | The identifier assigned to an approved unit agreement. |
Bottom Field | BOTTOM FIELD NAME CODE | Name of the field in ehich the well is located. |
Type | WELL TYPE | Indicates the final classification of a borehole denoting the purpose of the drilling. |
Spud Date | SPUD DATE | The date that the drilling rig first begins boring into the earth’s surface. |
TD Date | TOTAL DEPTH DATE | The date drilling on a well reached the final total depth. |
Completion Date | COMPLETION DATE | The date on which the installation of permanent equipment is completed (for production of oil and gas) as reported to the district office. |
Water Depth | WATER DEPTH | The depth of the water at a well/platform location from the water level to the mud line. |
RKB | RKB ELEVATION | The distance from the rig’s Kelly bushing to mean sea level. |
MD | TOTAL MEASURED DEPTH | The actual distance measured along the axis of the borehole from the rig Kelly bushing to the depth of maximum penetration of the well. |
TVD | TRUE VERTICAL DEPTH | The vertical distance measured along the axis of the borehole form th rig Kelly bushing to the depth of maximum depth of the well. |
Top MD | TOP MEASURED DEPTH | Top of the formation. |
Top TVD | TOP TRUE VERTICAL DEPTH | The vertical distance measured from the rig Kelly bushing to the top of the reservoir where the well is completed. |
Top Perf | TOP PERFORATION | The measured depth to the top perforation in the perforated interval. |
Bottom Perf | BOTTOM PERFORATION | The measured depth to the lowest interval in the perforated interval. |
Surface Location | SURFACE LOCATION | Indicates whether the surface borehole location is measured from the North or South block boundary. The distance form the borehole surface location to either the North or South block boundary line. Indicates whether the surface borehole location is measured from either the East or West block boundary. The distance from the borehole surface location to either the East or West block boundary line. |
Bottom Location | BOTTOM N/S DISTANCE | Indicates whether the borehole bottom location is measured from the north or South block boundary. The distance from th borehole bottom location to either the north or south block boundary. Indicates whether the borehole bottom location is measured from the East or West block boundary. The distance from the borehole bottom location to either the East or West block boundary. |
Top Location | COMPLETION TOP N/S DISTANCE | Indicates whether the completion perforation location is measured from th north or south block boundary. The distance from the top of the well completion perforations to either the North or South block boundary. Indicates whether the completion perforation location is measured from th East or West block boundary. The distance from the top of the well completion perforationsl to either the East or West block boundary. |
Top Ar/Blk | COMPLETION TOP AREA | The Area and designated OCS Block Number containing the completion perforations. |
Squeeze (Y/N) | SQUEEZE FLAG | To indicate a completion is permanently cemented or isolated. |
Reservoir | MER RESERVOIR NAME | The name given to an oil/gas reservoir as applied to the name submitted on the MMS Well Summary Form. |
First Prod Date | FIRST PRODUCTION DATE | The date a well is first placed on continuous extraction of solid minerals or flow of fluid minerals that is primarily for sales rather than for testing. |
Prod Method | PRODUCTION METHOD CODE | Indicates the method by which the well test was conducted. |
Disposition | DISPOSITION CODE | An indicator of the method used to dispose of the production obtained during a well test. |
Test Date | WELL TEST DATE | The date that the identified test was run. The tests involved are: drillstem test, production, initial potential, reservoir limits, etc. |
Test Time | WELL TEST TIME | The time it takes to conduct a well test. |
Choke | CHOKE SIZE | The inside diameter of the choke used to control a well test. |
Oil (Bbls) | OIL VOLUME | The quantity of oil produced while performing a well test. |
Gas (MCF) | GAS VOLUME | The quantity of gas produced while conducting a well test. |
Water (Bbls) | WATER VOLUME | The quantity of water produced while conducting a well test. |
Oil 24 (Bbls) | OIL 24 HOUR RATE | The extrapolated volume of oil that would be produced in a 24 hour period. |
Gas 24 (Bbls) | GAS 24 HOUR RATE | The extrapolated volume of gas that would be produced in a 24 hour period. |
Water 24 (Bbls) | WATER 24 HOUR RATE | The extrapolated volume of wate that would be produced in a 24 hour period. |
GOR | GAS/OIL RATIO | The volume of gas produced divided by the volume of oil produced for the same time period during a well test. |
Gravity | API GRAVITY | Gravity (weight per unit of volume) of crude oil or other liquid hydrocarbon expressed in degrees API where a specific gravity of 1.0 is the equilvalent of 10 degrees API. |
FT Pressure | FLOW TUBING PRESSURE | The pressure recorded in the tubing during a well test while open to flow. |
Casing Pressure | CASING PRESSURE | The pressure in the space between the surface casing and the producing casing during a well test. |