Haven't looked at the pressure info. What's critical to making reserves estimates is the profile of change in pressure during production i.e. a long term test. Obviously, if the pressure declines quickly, the reserves accessed by the well could be relatively small. Conversely, a slow pressure decline indicates larger recoverable reserves/well. Starting with high pressure is good because it permits quicker recovery....The recovery rate and volume are both key factors in determining the economics and commerciality of any project.
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