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Yampa - Sand Wash Coalbed Methane Production Depletive Effects on Water Resources Study_Scope of Work Expand
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Basin Roundtable
Yampa/White
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Moffat County
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Sand Wash Basin Coalbed Methane Production Depletive Effects on Water Resources Study
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Basin & Statewide
Board Meeting Date
9/17/2008
Contract/PO #
150435
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and described. <br />At this time, an analysis of a two-phase (i.e., gas and water) system will not be considered. Depending <br />on the results of this study, it may be recommended that an additional study be performed using a two- <br />phase model. <br />Methodology <br />The depletion determination methodology applied to these analyses will be the analytical "Glover" <br />methodology available in several formats. While it is recognized that the Glover methodology was <br />developed for alluvial applications, it is considered to be the most easily applied tool for the level of study <br />contemplated. The IDS "AWAS" program developed by Colorado State University is one acceptable tool <br />for this analysis. If the hydrogeologic setting is appropriate, the methodology developed by S.S. <br />Papadopulos and Associates for the DNR study, "Coalbed Methane Stream Depletion Assessment Study <br />- Northern San Juan Basin, Colorado" may also be useful. The report generated for this study will <br />include a discussion of the assumptions and limitations of the Glover methodology and the applicable <br />programs as applied to the determinations that are the subject of this study. A comparison of these <br />assumptions and limitations to the actual conditions and geometries encountered will be required. <br />Scope Details <br />This section of the scope details the analyses that will be required for the Sand Wash Basin in Colorado. <br />The study report will document the analysis, presenting the data utilized, the limitations of such data, if <br />any, the methodologies applied, the results, and a thorough discussion of any problems or issues <br />encountered during the analysis that would have a bearing on the outcome of the analysis. <br />The analysis will include as a minimum the following tasks <br />1. CBM Gas Production and Associated Water Production <br />The levels of CBM production will be researched and assessed. As CBM production in the Sand <br />Wash Basin is in the early stages of development analogies may need to be drawn for other <br />basins where CBM development is more mature. This will include the following specific aspects: <br />1. Current Levels <br />a. Gas and Water Production <br />b. Development of Correlations between Gas and Water Production <br />2. Estimated Future Production Levels <br />a. Recent Production Trends and Projections <br />3. Well Densities and Distribution <br />2. Characterize Basin Stratigraphy and Structure <br />The geology will be adequately characterized to facilitate the depletion analyses for as many <br />wells as will be required to sufficiently determine the overall levels of depletion in rate and annual <br />volume and the location or locations of nontributary areas within the basin. As a minimum the <br />following items will be addressed and summarized in the report: <br />1. Basin Stratigraphy <br />2. Target Producing Formations <br />3. Formation Gas Pressures and Areas of Gas Discharge <br />It is recognized that the existence of higher gas pressure in the formations and gas
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