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The objective of this research is to assist the recovery of non contacted oil from known reservoirs on the Outer Continental Shelf in the Gulf of,Mexico. Mature off shore reservoirs, declining oil reserves, declining production, and other natural forces are accelerating the abandonment of offshore oil resources and production platforms. As these offshore wells are plugged and the platforms are abandoned, an enormous volume of remaining oil will be permanently abandoned. Significant quantities of this oil could be recovered using advanced technologies now available if the resource can be identified. During this reporting period, ICF Resources Incorporated (ICF), a subcontractor for the project, continued to collect data from Minerals Management Service (MMS) and LSU continued to collect data from several operators. LSU also continued to modify BOAST II for the integration of radial grid systems and the building of the experimental apparatus for studying the recovery of attic oil. BDM Federal, Inc. (name changed from BDM International, Inc.) (BDM), a subcontractor for the project, began modifying the MASTER reservoir simulation model for use in simulating miscible gas injection processes in steeply dipping reservoirs. LSU and BDM Federal. Inc. began analyzing data obtained from Taylor Energy in South Marsh 73 field.

Assist in the recovery of bypassed oil from reservoirs in the Gulf of Mexico. Quarterly report, January 1--March 30, 1993