Integrated Fractured Reservoir Characterization and Connectivity Study in the Cantarell Field

Bustos, Ana Adeva; Eduardo, Aguirre; Febres, Anurfo; Villavicencio, Antonio; Shen, Feng

doi:10.2523/132241-ms

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“…Although lateral changes in "waveform" and "dip/azimuth" are measurable using coherence and curvature attributes, using dip and azimuth information improves attribute accuracy and object detection (Bustos et al, 2010). Therefore, the data was steered to correct dip and azimuth of all traces.…”

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Seismic Attributes Integration by GIS for Fracture Detection

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Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmenta

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Faults/fractures role in oil exploration is invaluable. In this study, all determinative seismic attributes (with different insight to the data) were applied. To achieve an image including the results of all attributes, the geographical information system was used to integrate the resultant images of different attributes. To do this, the Laplacian filter was applied to sharpen the linear structures on computed attributes images. Then, a principal component analysis was applied to increase the clarity of fracture. Finally, comparing the result of the author's study with the output of neural network analysis proves that each method has its own advantages and their integration will fulfill the research objective.

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