Ahmad Baihaqy, Nur Fatimatuz Zuhroh
Accurate reservoir performance prediction is essential for optimizing resource extraction, operational efficiency, and sustainable reservoir management. However, traditional modeling techniques struggle to capture complex temporal patterns and dynamic behaviors in reservoir systems. This paper proposes a conceptual model that integrates advanced deep learning with temporal data analysis to improve prediction accuracy and overcome these limitations. By leveraging historical trends, real-time data, and adaptive mechanisms, the model supports anomaly detection, production optimization, and more informed decision-making. The framework further emphasizes the integration of domain-specific knowledge to enhance interpretability and compatibility with existing workflows. Practical implications include reducing operational costs, minimizing resource wastage, and advancing reservoir engineering practices. The study concludes with recommendations for refining the model, exploring hybrid approaches, and ensuring scalability across diverse reservoir conditions, highlighting its potential to transform reservoir management and support sustainability goals.
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