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This document discusses 3D reservoir modeling and data integration. It provides definitions and outlines general workflows for modeling. Automated processes are emphasized to allow for more frequent model updates using all available data, including well logs, seismic, and production data. Integrating data from different sources and disciplines provides benefits like reduced uncertainty and a more realistic description of the reservoir. Various tools can be used to create 3D geological models and populate them with properties for dynamic simulation and reservoir performance analysis.
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01 4 introduction of geological modeling
- 1. 3D Reservoir Modeling and Data Integration Introduction Serdar Kaya Senior Geologist
- 2. Outline Definitions, General Workflows Why automated processes? Solutions Tools for modeling
- 3. Geologic modeling is the applied multi- disciplinary science of creating computerized representations of HC reservoir for dynamic simulation. 3D Geological Modeling
- 4. Modeling Workflow 3D Visualization 3D Mapping of seismic interpretations Gridding Volumetrics, Plotting and Reporting Property Modeling
- 5. Workflow Steps Fault Modeling Pillar Gridding Zonation and Layering Facies Modeling Petrophysical Modeling Well Design Volume Calculation Plotting Well Correlation Data Import Introduction to Petrel Input Data
- 6. To optimize operations and development Integrate all data in common domain Have reservoir model in 3D environment Base for dynamic simulation Volumetric Evaluation Data Management Capture the uncertainty Why Do We Need Geological Model?
- 7. Prognosis and frequent amendments Real-time Geosteering Frequent Volumetric Evaluation More Frequent Model Update Data Management Operational Challenges
- 8. Well Plan Structural Updates 3D Model Update Log Evaluation Prognosis Revised Prognosis Geosteering Property Update Typical Operational Workflow X, Y Location Thickness & tops Coring Point Landing Point Velocity Model Map Update Framework Update X, Y Location Thickness & tops
- 9. Field Operations Vendor Geologist Petrophysicist RE Specialist Report Database Update Real Time or Same Day Same Day 5-10 Days 1-7 Days 30-60 Days Time Delay in Data Flow
- 10. Well Data Data II III I Log Data Seismic Data Production Tests Outcrops
- 11. Data Formats Wells 3D grids Lines Points 2D Grids SEG-Y
- 12. Well Log Data
- 14. Coring - Plugging - Slabbing
- 16. Outcrop and 3D Seismic P.D.Melville Jan 1999 Zone A Zone B Zone C Nah Formation
- 17. 3D Model With Images
- 18. Visualization - Reporting Map View 3D Window Well Section Intersection window Histogram
- 19. Reservoir Characterization Reservoir Characterization is a process of quantitatively assigning reservoir properties recognizing geologic information and uncertainty in spatial variability (Lake & Car..).
- 20. Why Reservoir Characterization? • To interpret and evaluate complex internal reservoir architecture and property distribution. • To understand the heterogeneities of the reservoir. • To improve our understanding of the geological and petrophysical controls of fluid flow.
- 21. Professional Links Geology Petrophysics Reservoir engineering Traditional Professional links Geophysics Integrated Professional links Geology Geophysics Petrophysics Reservoir engineering Response Response
- 22. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Why Integration ? Due to sub-surface uncertainty & multi disciplinary approach
- 23. Integration Approach Core Plug Whole Core Well Log Well Tests Borehole Geophysics Outcrop Studies Seismic Geologist’s Knowledge Production Data Engineer’s Knowledge Geophysicist’s Knowledge Structure and Faults Stratigraphy Sedimentology Pressure Data Deposition Model Attributes
- 24. Benefits of Integration Uncertainty is reduced More realistic description Reliable and accurate decision
- 25. Structural Modeling Property Modeling Uncertainty Mitigation Vertical Heterogeneity Log/Core Data QC & Reconciliation Well Picking Subzonation Isochoring Development of Porosity Permeability Correlations Areal Continuity SGS Simulation Porosity Generate Multiple Realization, rank and select Generate High/Law Cases and short, long Variograms in Property Generation of 3D Grids SGS Simulation Permeability Generate High/Law Cases in Structure Scale-up Properties to Model Domain Variogram Modeling 3D Static Modeling Workflow
- 26. Geological Framework is completed by layering
- 27. What is next ?
- 28. Tank Model
- 29. Well Bores
- 30. Well Markers
- 31. Top and Base Surface
- 33. Top Surface with Fault Definition
- 34. Fault Definition in 3D Grid
- 35. 3D Model Without Fault
- 36. 3D Model With Fault Extended Pillar
- 37. Reservoir Grids are waiting to be filled with properties
- 38. Tools for Modeling Geo-Statistics Geo-science Mathematical Algorithms Special Software Packages
- 39. Upscale Well Logs – 3D Simulation
- 40. Vertical Cross Section of a Property
- 41. Main Problem in Improving Reservoir Performance Recovery Factor = 30% Where is the remaining 70% oil ? Developed Fields
- 42. Benefits of Integration Certainty is increased by constraining models with all available data properly More realistic description Reliable and accurate decision