Event Name

Paper Number (SPE-123456) or Manuscript ID

Title

Enter: A. B. Author1*, B. C. Author2, D. E. Author2, and F. G. Author3

1Department, University, City, State, Country

2Company, City, State, Country

3University/Company, City, State, Country (now with XYZ)

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Body text 1 paragraph.

Body text 2 paragraphs.

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ATTENTION! DELETE AFTER READING. The final layout of the manuscript will differ from your original submission. All manuscripts will be tagged into XML format for final publication. Standardized styles and fonts will be used in the final layout of the manuscript. Links will be added for references, figures, tables, and equations. All figures and tables with associated captions will be placed after the paragraph of first mention in the final layout of conference manuscripts and as near as possible to first mention in journal manuscripts. Reminder:	Styles have been built into the template. If you type directly over an element, the built-in formatting will be applied automatically. When adding additional text, highlight the new text and then select the appropriate style from the Home > Styles tab. Instructions for using the SPE Manuscript Template are available under the Templates heading on the SPE Author Resources webpage at https://www.spe.org/en/authors/resources/. Tips for Writing a Manuscript: 1. Getting the manuscript ready. Plan early. 2. Write the Introduction. 3. Put your work into the state-of-the-art context using appropriate references. 4. Write the Results, then the Discussion and Conclusions. 5. Reconsider these questions before publishing: * Is the message you are sending clear? Did you include enough relevant sources in your work? * Did you present your results in the best possible way? 6. Prompts for Writing & General tips * Check for grammar and spelling. * Ensure that text in figures, charts, and graphs is readable 7. No commercialism within the content of the presentation 8. Trade names, company names and logos are not allowed in the header, footer and in the content of the manuscript
9. Manuscript requires a minimum word count of 3000 to 7000 Third-Level Heading.

Fourth-Level Heading.

Fig. 1—Figure captions should begin with an overall descriptive statement of the figure followed by additional supporting text. Captions should be placed immediately after each figure. Figure parts are indicated with lower-case letters: (a) Part 1; (b) Part 2; (c) Part 3.

Table 1—Table captions should begin with a short description of the table. Format tables using the Microsoft Word table commands and structures. Do not create tables using spaces or tab characters. Large tables presenting rich data should be presented as separate Excel or .csv files, not as part of the main text.