production-forecaster

To forecast oil and gas production using decline curve analysis, provide historical production data including dates and rates. The tool fits Exponential, Hyperbolic, and Harmonic Arps decline models to generate future production forecasts and calculate EUR.

The best way to estimate EUR for unconventional wells is by applying Arps decline models to historical production data. This approach fits Hyperbolic and Harmonic decline curves to project cumulative recovery under customizable economic limits.

Yes, you can generate type curves from historical production data. By applying parameter fitting to Exponential, Hyperbolic, and Harmonic Arps decline models, the tool creates type curves for reserves planning and field development modeling.

Exponential, Hyperbolic, and Harmonic Arps decline models are fully supported for production modeling. These models enable parameter fitting, type curve generation, and EUR estimation across both conventional and unconventional wells.

Yes, decline curve analysis works for both conventional and unconventional wells. The tool applies Exponential, Hyperbolic, and Harmonic Arps models to historical data, enabling production forecasting and reserve calculations across various well types.

You apply customizable economic limits to production forecasts by defining cutoff parameters within the decline curve analysis. The tool uses these limits to bound the Exponential, Hyperbolic, or Harmonic Arps models and calculate final EUR.