Mathematical simulation of sediment compaction

Buryakovskiy, L. A.; Djevanshir, R.D.; Chilingarian, George V.

doi:10.1016/0920-4105(91)90064-t

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“…In the case of one-stage process of compaction, this model is as follows: In later investigation model 4 was extended to carbonate rocks (Buryakovsky et al 1991).…”

Section: Simulation and Prediction Of Physical And Reservoir Propertimentioning

confidence: 99%

Scientific Bases, Methods, and Results of Mathematical Simulation and Prediction of Structure and Behavior of Petroleum Geology Systems

Buryakovsky¹

1992

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R e systems approach to geology is both a sophisticated ideology and a scientific method for investigation of very complicated geological systems. As applied to petroleum geology, it includes the methodological base and technology of mathematical simulation used for modeling geological systems: the systems that have been previously investigated and estimated by experimental data and/or field studies. Because geological systems develop in rime, it is very important to simulate them as dynamic systems. The main tasks in the systems approach to petroleum geology are the numerical simulation of physical and reservoir properties of rocks, pore (geofhid) pressure in reservoir beds, and hydrocarbon resources. R e results of numerical simulation are used for prediction of geological system structure and behavior in borh studied and noninvestigated areas.

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“…In the case of one-stage process of compaction, this model is as follows: In later investigation model 4 was extended to carbonate rocks (Buryakovsky et al 1991).…”

Section: Simulation and Prediction Of Physical And Reservoir Propertimentioning

confidence: 99%