Accounting for Interpreted Well Test Pore Volumes in Reservoir Modeling

Authors

  • Luciane Bonet Cunha University of Alberta
  • Linan Zhang Inco Limited
  • Clayton Deutsch University of Alberta

Abstract

Optimal reservoir management requires reliable reservoir performance forecasts with as little uncertainty as possible. There is a need for improved techniques for dynamic data integration to construct realistic reservoir models by using geostatistical techniques. This paper gives a method to create porosity models that honor interpreted pore volumes from well test data. Well porosity data, seismic data and well test results are integrated in sequential simulation. Seismic data is modified iteratively until the co-simulated porosity matches the interpreted well test pore volume. A number of examples are shown.

Author Biographies

Luciane Bonet Cunha, University of Alberta

PhD, PEng Associate Professor of Petroleum Engineering School of Mining and Petroleum Engineering Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Alberta

Linan Zhang, Inco Limited

Petroleum Engineer

Clayton Deutsch, University of Alberta

PhD, PEng Professor of Mining Engineering School of Mining and Petroleum Engineering Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Alberta

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Published

2008-02-25

How to Cite

Cunha, L. B., Zhang, L., & Deutsch, C. (2008). Accounting for Interpreted Well Test Pore Volumes in Reservoir Modeling . E-Journal of Reservoir Engineering, 1(1). Retrieved from https://petroleumjournals.online/journals/index.php/reservoir/article/view/30

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