Continuing his ongoing involvement with ALRDC, Dr. Nagoo's presentation at this year's AL Workshop will focus on the fundamentals of annulus multiphase flow with applications to annulus gas lift and critical unloading gas rate.

Visiting his home country of Trinidad & Tobago, Dr. Nagoo was invited by the SPE TT Chapter to give a technical talk on Analytical Multiphase Flow Simulation followed by a Career Guidance Session for TT petroleum industry professionals.

The University of Houston's Petroleum Engineering Department SPE Chapter together with Proline Energy Resources co-hosted a half-day workshop on Artificial Lift and Production Optimization taught by Dr. Nagoo.

An annual conference on the efficient exploitation of liquids-rich basins, Dr. Nagoo will present his paper on the Effect of Water Cut on the Producing Trends and Downhole Multiphase Flow Conditions in Oil-Rich Shale Plays (SPE 197092)

Expanding his service with SPE as Associate Editor of SPE P&O Journal and Treasurer of the SPE-GCS Membership Committee, Dr. Nagoo was invited to join the team of global subject matter experts on SPE's P&F Advisory Committee.

At the industry's flagship annual technical conference, MAPe was showcased through different field case studies in an Anadarko-led SPE 195893 paper on understanding heel dominant liquid loading in unconventional horizontal wells.

As an invited speaker, Dr. Nagoo presented his paper on the first full-range wholly-analytical gas volume fraction model for virtual multiphase flow metering (flow rates calculation) petroleum industry applications in Lisbon, Portugal.

In this paper selected for presentation at the largest international multiphase flow conference, the industry's first wholly-analytical, three-phase multi-directional entrainment model was presented by Dr. Nagoo in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Known for their due diligence and careful research on cutting edge technologies to oil and gas executives and managers, Dr. Nagoo was invited to present MAPe's latest capabilities at the Darcy Partners Forum on Production Optimization.

Known formerly as the Gas Well Deliquification Workshop, this practical-focused gathering is geared for field engineers, managers and experts working with unconventional wells. Dr. Nagoo will present on Gas Lift in Laterals on the 13th.

In this collaborative, idea-generating forum bringing together top innovators and stakeholders, Dr. Nagoo will serve as Discussion Leader for the Life-of-Asset Consideration for Production Optimization session.

In the feature article on artificial lift in SPE's Journal of Petroleum Technology (JPT), highlights of the 2018 SPE Artificial Lift Conference and Exhibition include MAPe's flow model and Dr. Nagoo's horizontal well artificial lift papers.

In this conference highlighting the development of innovative techniques driving the exploitation of liquids-rich formations, Dr. Nagoo will be presenting his paper on how to quantify lost liquids production (SPE 191772) in loaded horizontal wells.

In addition to exhibiting at this conference, Dr. Nagoo will be presenting his latest paper on a simple, explicit, analytical diameter-and-inclination-dependent critical gas velocity equation (SPE 190921) in the Gas Deliquification session.

In this version of the Multiphase Analytical Prediction Engine (MAPe), reliably accurate lift (downhole pressure) curves and well gas velocity, critical gas velocity and phase volume fraction profiles can be quickly generated along the wellbore.

Our analytical multiphase flow simulation software, advanced multiphase flow modeling training course and consulting services website, nagoo-associates.com, was launched by our President, Dr. Nagoo.

Having been previously embargoed, Dr. Nagoo's copyrighted Pipe Fractional Flow Theory Ph.D. dissertation (completed December 2013) is now available to the public - unleashing the new age of analytical multiphase flow modeling!