Bridget Morgan Lawrence

Title: Bridget Morgan Lawrence and Well Abandonment Innovation.

Introduction

Bridget Morgan Lawrence is an inventor associated with Morrison, Colorado. Her patent work addresses the planning and management of well abandonment, a process involving technical, environmental, regulatory, and cost considerations.

Latest Patents

Lawrence is credited with one patent: “Method and Apparatus for Well Abandonment.” The invention describes systems and methods for organizing and automating well abandonment procedures. It categorizes field data for multiple wells by well type, selects representative wells for inspection, and gathers information about environmental conditions, regulatory requirements, and well status. The collected inspection data can then be applied to similar wells across the field.

The method also supports analysis of abandonment plans, including the sequence of activities and estimated costs for individual wells, groups of wells, and the entire field. Risk assessment may account for factors that could affect costs or alter the planned sequence of work.

Career Highlights

Lawrence is associated with Landmark Graphics Corporation. Her patent reflects an approach to well abandonment that uses categorized data and representative inspections to inform field-wide planning and cost estimates.

Collaborations

The supplied information lists Robert Milton Hull and Caty LaVonne Hein as Lawrence’s coworkers. Their inclusion indicates professional connections, but the available details do not specify their roles in the patent or the invention.

Conclusion

Bridget Morgan Lawrence’s patent presents a data-driven method for planning well abandonment, combining inspections, cost estimation, and risk analysis to support decisions across a well field.