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The heel is the point at which the wellbore achieves its design orientation in the targeted productive interval. The heel is normally at the end of the [[bend (curve)]] and the beginning of the [[lateral]] section(s) of a [[horizontal well]].
 
The heel is the point at which the wellbore achieves its design orientation in the targeted productive interval. The heel is normally at the end of the [[bend (curve)]] and the beginning of the [[lateral]] section(s) of a [[horizontal well]].
  
 
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==See also==
 
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* [[Geosteering]]
 
* [[Geosteering]]
 
* [[Horizontal well]]
 
* [[Horizontal well]]
* [[Kickoff point (KOP)]]
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* [[Lateral]]
 
* [[Lateral]]
* [[Logging while drilling (LWD)]]
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* [[Logging while drilling]]
* [[Measurement while drilling (MWD)]]
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* [[Measurement while drilling]]
 
* [[Multilevel well]]
 
* [[Multilevel well]]
 
* [[Multilateral well]]
 
* [[Multilateral well]]
 
* [[Sidetrack]]
 
* [[Sidetrack]]
 
* [[Toe]]
 
* [[Toe]]
* [[Total measured length (TML)]]
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==External links==
 
==External links==

Latest revision as of 18:58, 3 March 2016

Horizontal Wells: Focus on the Reservoir
Series Methods in Exploration No. 14
Chapter Introduction
Author Timothy R. Carr, Erik P. Mason, Charles T Feazel
Link Web page
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The heel is the point at which the wellbore achieves its design orientation in the targeted productive interval. The heel is normally at the end of the bend (curve) and the beginning of the lateral section(s) of a horizontal well.

Simple vertical profile of a horizontal well, illustrating basic terms.

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