Abstract
Changes in reservoir fluids during production (fluid expansion, dissolution of gas, among others) have long been recognized, but reservoir strata themselves, except for compaction-drive reservoirs, typically have been considered to be static systems. However, a growing number of increasingly sophisticated measurements have demonstrated that some variations in reservoir deliverability are related to interactions between changing fluid pressures, reservoir stresses, and natural-fracture permeability during production and/or injection.
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