Maintaining Oil Production from Marginal Fields: A Review of the Department of Energy's Reservoir Class Program

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	Technology Transfer,	28
	Role and Importance,	28
	Present Responsibilities,	28
	Findings and Recommendations,	31
3	PROJECT SELECTION, IMPLEMENTATION, MONITORING, AND REVIEW	35
	Project Solicitation,	35
	Process,	35
	Audience Reached,	36
	Project Eligibility,	36
	Project Selection,	37
	Contracting Process,	38
	Monitoring and Review of Projects, Progress, and Results,	40
	Objectives,	40
	Process,	40
	Evaluation of Results of Projects by DOE,	41
	Qualifications and Credibility of Decision Makers,	41
	Findings and Recommendations,	42
4	PROGRAM EFFECTIVENESS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT	45
	Elements Necessary for Success,	45
	Effectiveness of the Program,	46
	Key Recommendations,	46
	Reservoir Class as Basis for Organization,	46
	Peer Review and Quality Control,	47
	Technology Transfer,	47
	APPENDIXES
Appendix A:	List of Presentations to the Panel	49
Appendix B:	Interim Letter Report of the Panel	53
Appendix C:	Reservoir Characterization	71
Appendix D:	Biographical Information on Panel Members	77
Appendix E:	Glossary	81

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