Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 7, 2023
Abstract
In
this
paper,
an
integrated
workflow
based
on
recent
geoscience
data
is
presented
for
assessing
the
reservoir
characterization
and
structural
interpretation
of
Burgan
formation,
a
highly
productive
formation
in
Abadan
plain,
SW
Iran.
Utilizing
newly
acquired
high-resolution
SEM
images,
we
evaluated
pore
size,
distribution,
aspect
ratio
formation.
The
watershed
segmentation
algorithm
also
capable
detecting
throats
closed
pores.
porosity
fractions
from
images
are
used
calibration
log
at
several
well
locations
order
to
perform
petrophysical
modeling.
Since
facies
behavior
complex
study
area,
utilized
supervised
Bayesian
classifier
using
P-wave
velocity,
density,
dataset.
confusing
matrix
machine
learning
metrics
including
Accuracy
(97.01%),
Precision
(93.88%),
F1
Score
(94.16%),
False
Positive
Rate
(2.52%),
indicate
that
has
been
properly
trained
locations.
A
reasonable
match
evident
between
modeled
parameters
true
(core)
water
saturation
location
test
well.
Furthermore,
have
demonstrated
validity
assumptions
concerning
dominance
extensional
structure
plain
by
interpreted
seismic
data.
can
be
optimize
drilling
operations
reduce
risks
similar
geological
settings
studied
Energies,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(6), P. 2721 - 2721
Published: March 14, 2023
This
paper
evaluated
the
oil
and
gas
potential
of
Cretaceous
Yageliemu
clastic
reservoir
within
Yakela
condensed
field
lying
in
Kuqa
Depression,
Tarim
Basin,
China.
The
petrophysical
properties
interest
zones
area
were
characterized
using
geophysical
logs
from
five
wells.
results
reveal
that
gas-bearing
are
by
high
resistivity,
good
permeability
(K)
effective
porosity
(Φeff),
low
water
saturation
(Sw),
shale
concentration
(Vsh),
reflecting
clean
sand.
distribution
model
showed
these
shales
have
no
major
influence
on
fluid
saturation.
average
volume,
porosity,
hydrocarbon
indicate
Formation
studied
contains
prospective
properties.
spatial
parameters,
rock
typing
(RRT),
lithofacies
analyzed
cross
plots
litho
(volumetric
analysis),
iso-parametric
representations
characteristics,
cluster
analysis,
self-organizing
feature
maps,
respectively.
southeastern
northeastern
regions
research
should
be
ignored
because
their
concentrations.
sediments
southwest
northwest
include
most
intervals
considered
for
future
exploration
development
fields
study
area.
Journal of Petroleum Exploration and Production Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(6), P. 1349 - 1364
Published: March 28, 2024
Abstract
Kadanwari
is
a
major
gas-producing
field
in
Pakistan's
Lower
Indus
Basin
(LIB),
extensively
explored
for
optimized
production.
However,
the
reservoir
sands
of
Goru
Formation
(LGF),
deposited
complex
river-dominated
delta,
bear
severe
variability
and
hinder
accurate
facies
approximation
optimal
Furthermore,
regionally
extended
NNW-SSE
directed
horst
graben
structures
significantly
compartmentalized
these
facies.
The
main
E-sand
interval
analyzed
its
geological
properties,
depositional
environment,
distribution.
integration
various
approaches,
including
seismic
interpretation,
attribute
extraction,
well-based
modeling,
petrophysical
evaluation,
proved
significant
evaluating
heterogeneous
tectonically
influenced
E-sands.
discontinuity
substantially
highlighted
structural
style
aided
analyzing
geometries
faults.
low
values
frequency
(<
10
Hz)
signified
entrapped
gas-bearing
along
faulted
zones.
high
responses
instantaneous
amplitude
sweetness
profoundly
illuminated
gas-significant
deposits
throughout
association
with
well-identified
gas-prone
sand
outcomes
neutron-density
crossplot
depicted
having
density
2.3
g/cc)
good
porosity
(12%)
assessment
cements.
modeling
distinguished
between
clean
intermixed
sand-shale
Petrophysical
analysis
revealed
net
pay
14
m
within
gas
saturation
about
68%.
adopted
approach
robust
efficient,
employing
limited
data
set
developing
well-associated
potential
zone
delineation
arrangements.
techniques
can
be
optimistic
LGF's
demarcation
Basin.
ACS Omega,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(31), P. 33397 - 33407
Published: July 25, 2024
To
delineate
a
powerful
reservoir
model,
rock
type
identification
is
an
essential
task.
Recognizing
intervals
with
promising
quality
in
heterogeneous
reservoir,
such
as
the
Pab
Formation,
using
well
logs
critical
for
better
exploration,
because
coring
programs
are
always
impractical
due
to
time
and
cost
constraints.
Rock
types
described
by
specific
log
responses,
which
ultimately
distinguished
help
of
electrofacies.
The
current
study
uses
cluster
analysis
technique
evaluation
identified
sand
units.
K-means
employed
define
electrofacies,
classified
into
four
on
basis
quality,
from
bad
excellent.
typing
has
been
done
wells,
correlation
made
depict
changes
From
well-to-well
correlation,
it
can
be
inferred
that
Formation
at
lower
portion
Zamzama-02
05
wells
excellent
defined
4.
Zamzama-03
southwestern
region,
other
hand,
good
moderate
demonstrated
dominating
3
2,
respectively.
applied
prediction
studied
field
provides
continuous
entire
reservoir.
Using
this
methodology
defining
cost-effective,
requires
less
demarcation
zones
interest,
more
accurate
than
manual
thick
Formation.
approach
not
only
useful
exploitation
but
also
sandstone
reservoirs
elsewhere.
Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9(5), P. e15621 - e15621
Published: April 20, 2023
The
information
about
the
subsurface
structure,
type
of
fluids
present
in
reservoir,
and
physical
properties
rocks
is
essential
for
identifying
potential
leads.
integrated
approach
petrophysical
analysis,
seismic
data
interpretation,
attributes
lithology,
mineralogy
identification,
Gassmann
fluid
substitution
were
used
this
purpose.
structural
interpretation
with
help
indicated
extensional
regime
horst
graben
structures
study
area.
two
negative
flower
are
cutting
entire
Cretaceous
deposits.
depth
contour
map
also
indicate
favorable
hydrocarbon
accumulation.
four
possible
reservoir
zones
Sawan-01
well
Judge-01
at
B
sand
C
levels
identified
based
on
interpretation.
main
lithology
Lower
Goru
Formation
sandstone
thin
beds
shale.
clay
types
confirm
marine
depositional
environment
Formation.
water
increased
P-wave
velocity
density.
affected
shear
wave
varies
slightly
due
to
density
changes.
cross
plots
P-impedance
versus
Vp/Vs
ratio
differentiate
low
from
shaly
high
values
S-impedance
plot
increasing
gas
saturation
a
decrease
impedance
values.
Lambda-Rho
Mu-Rho
plot.
Frontiers in Earth Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Dec. 16, 2024
As
the
demands
for
hydrocarbon
exploration
continue
to
rise,
identification
of
thin
sand
bodies
becomes
significantly
important
subsequent
petroleum
and
development
efforts.
However,
traditional
inversion
techniques
struggle
with
complex
subsurface
structures
because
low
frequency
seismic
data.
To
characterize
architecture
reservoir
precisely,
a
novel
method
is
applied
improve
resolution
data
high
interpretation
accuracy.
In
this
study,
we
take
X
Oilfield
in
Eastern
China
as
an
example,
adopted
approach
combining
spectral
decomposition
convolutional
neural
networks
(CNNs)
within
genetic
algorithm
(GA)
framework
inversion.
The
CNNs
are
adept
at
recognizing
interpreting
spatial
configurations
data,
thereby
establishing
correlation
between
attributes
body
distributions.
GA
helps
get
optimal
solution
fast
speed.
results
reveal
that
model's
thickness
predictions
closely
match
actual
measurements
wells,
new
horizontal
well's
alignment
predicted
output
reaching
accuracy
85.1%.
Compared
methods,
our
requires
less
This
may
find
wider
application,
especially
offshore
oilfields
few
wells
quality