Integrated reservoir simulation study of the Bima field, offshore N.W. Java

Woodling, G.S.

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“…To best illustrate the principles and practical applications of this approach an example is taken from a study carried out in an offshore producing oil and gas field (Poggiagliolmi et al, 1988;Woodling et al, 1990). The study was carried out in 1988 and comparisons were subsequently provided by the Oil Field Operator between the study results and wells drilled at a later date or not included in the dataset.…”

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An integrated approach to reservoir petrophysical parameters evaluation

Poggiagliolmi¹,

Ltd²,

Lowden³

1991

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Petrophysical parameters necessary for reservoir characterisation are normally derived from borehole data. Such information can be very accurate in the depth direction but has a small lateral penetration. Surface seismic, on the other hand, has low vertical resolution but is laterally continuous. Calibration of the seismic data to borehole information through integrated processing permits reservoir petrophysical parameters to be accurately mapped from seismic data. The relationship between seismic and petrophysical properties is addressed with reference to a reservoir evaluation study. The relationships are used to calibrate seismic data and to map heterogeneities in reservoir description parameters.

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confidence: 99%