Section A: Origin, geology, and reserve for CBM reservoirs1a. The origin of coalbed methane
2. Geology of North American coalbed methane reservoirs
3a. United States Lower 48 coalbed methane-Benchmark (2010) Section B: CBM reservoir characteristics4. Gas storage in coal
5. Gas transportation in CBM reservoir
6. Estimating the gas in place and reserves
7. Material balance equation for CBM reservoirs
8. Production behavior and performance predictions
9. Modeling and simulation for CBM production
10. Enhanced CBM recovery Section C: Vertical wells and their applications11. Improved wireline logging
12. Improved construction of vertical wells
13. Enhanced hydrofracturing
14. Gas production and decline from vertical wells Section D: Horizontal wells and their applications15. History and methodology of horizontal drilling
16. In-mine horizontal drilling and applications
17. Horizontal drilling from surface and applications
18. Hydrofracturing of Horizontal Wells
19. Gas production and decline for horizontal wells
20. CO2 sequestration and underground coal gasification with horizontal wells Section E: Production engineering for coalbed methane
21. Postfrac engineering design
22. Produced water management
23. Preliminary gas gathering and intermediate compression
24. Plugging of CBM wells Section F: CBM processing and utilization25. CBM gathering, compression, and dehydration
26. CBM processing with related costs
27. CBM utilization with economics