Mark L. Hoefner

ExxonMobil (Germany) — Germany

Engineering · Physical Sciences

10h-index1.0kcitations14works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Hydraulic Fracturing and Reservoir Analysis(9), Reservoir Engineering and Simulation Methods(7), Enhanced Oil Recovery Techniques(6), Drilling and Well Engineering(5), CO2 Sequestration and Geologic Interactions(3)

Publications14 total

Adapting Producing Field Aquifers for CO2 Storage: an Example from LaBarge, Wyoming USA
2023
Earth modeling applied to carbon capture and storage at LaBarge field, Wyoming
Second International Meeting for Applied Geoscience & Energy·2022· 1 cited
Microemulsion Applications in Carbonate Reservoir Stimulation
InTech eBooks·2017· 16 citedOpen Access
A Standard Solution for Upstream Oil and Gas Surveillance
Intelligent Energy Conference and Exhibition·2008· 10 cited
An Enterprise-Wide Approach to Implementing ‘Digital Oilfield'
Intelligent Energy Conference and Exhibition·2008· 18 cited
Quantifying the Value of Exploration And Producing Technology
Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology·1998· 2 cited
CO2 Foam: Results From Four Developmental Field Trials
SPE Reservoir Engineering·1995· 134 cited
Selective penetration of biopolymer profile-control gels: Experiment and model
Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering·1992· 23 cited
Fluid-Velocity and Reaction-Rate Effects During Carbonate Acidizing: Application of Network Model
SPE Production Engineering·1989· 99 cited
Pore evolution and channel formation during flow and reaction in porous media
AIChE Journal·1988· 523 citedOpen Access
Role of Acid Diffusion in Matrix Acidizing of Carbonates
Journal of Petroleum Technology·1987· 119 cited
Matrix Acidizing in Carbonates Using Microemulsions: the Study of Flow, Dissolution, and Channeling in Porous Media.
Deep Blue (University of Michigan)·1987· 5 cited
REACTION RATE VS. TRANSPORT LIMITED DISSOLUTION DURING CARBONATE ACIDIZING: APPLICATION OF NETWORK MODEL.
1986· 11 cited
Effective matrix acidizing in carbonates using microemulsions
1985· 64 cited

Frequent Co-authors

H. Scott Fogler(6), Ram Seetharam(2), Patricia Montoya(2), Edward Evans(1), Paul Shu(1), Craig H. Phelps(1), Cindy A. Reece(1), Keith E. Killian(1), C. N. Fredd(1), Mark Crawford(1), Jack E. Oakes(1), Robert F. Heinemann(1), William P. Donlon(1), Madhuri Bose(1), Amit Pal(1)