Understanding and Managing Parent–Child Well Interactions in the Bakken

This study proposes actionable strategies to mitigate parent–child interactions and negative production impacts. Key approaches, including wider well spacing, optimized stimulation designs, and refracturing, minimize interference while enhancing recovery efficiency.

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Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.15530/urtec-2025-4242737
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Family and Disability Support Research
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Understanding and Managing Parent–Child Well Interactions in the Bakken

Kyoung Suk Min, Darren D. Schmidt, Nicholas A. Azzolina, Xue Yu et al.
Family and Disability Support Research
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Understanding and Managing Parent–Child Well Interactions in the Bakken

Kyoung Suk Min, Darren D. Schmidt, Nicholas A. Azzolina, Xue Yu, Bethany A. Kurz, James A. Sorensen
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Abstract

This study proposes actionable strategies to mitigate parent–child interactions and negative production impacts. Key approaches, including wider well spacing, optimized stimulation designs, and refracturing, minimize interference while enhancing recovery efficiency.

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Family and Disability Support Research
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