Pickerill Field geophysical reservoir analysis

Autor:	Robert B. O'Connor, C. Hawkes, Dennis Cooke, Kenneth M. Tubman, Geoffrey Dom
Rok vydání:	1994
Předmět:	Natural gas field Horizon (geology) geography geography.geographical_feature_category Fault trace Petroleum engineering Petrophysics Drilling Geophysics Fault (geology) Petroleum reservoir Field (geography) Geology
Zdroj:	SEG Technical Program Expanded Abstracts 1994.
DOI:	10.1190/1.1932000
Popis:	The combination of petrophysics and geophysics adds significantly to the understanding of a hydrocarbon reservoir and can help guide the location of development wells. The objective of the Pickerill Field study was to develop seismic criteria that could be used to optimize the location of development wells. Primary products included a detailed fault map and an estimate of gross reservoir porosity. These are being used to help select development well locations. A set of seismic horizon attributes were generated from a refined Top Rotliegend interpretation and were used for detailed fault trace interpretation. Reservoir faults with throws of as little as fifteen feet were mapped and avoided in subsequent development drilling locations.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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