The law of statistics is the more data variability you have, the harder it is to describe. And of course, the harder it is to describe, the harder it is to manage.We have areas of thick saturated thickness that are barely declining - all the way to thinner areas of saturated thickness that have higher decline rates. Well development density is also all over the board, from Townships with one or two wells to one with 80 wells. Bottom line is that everything we try to do we have to consider sliding scales, weighted formulas, or whatever it takes to make sure that management decisions don't under manage one area while over managing another. The old saying that "One size doesn't fit all" is certainly true here.
Later I'll go into a bit more detail along these lines with some examples.
