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Geostatistic Inversion Study on Reservoir Prediction in MMC Oil Field
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Author: Rutai Duan, Leyuan Fan, Shengli Hu
Abstract: The major reservoir in MMC oil field includes several features, for example, the reservoir is very thin, and the heterogeneity is very strong, vertical overlapping is very common, distribution is very complicate, and litho-faces and thickness variation are very strong. Reservoir distribution and characterization are the major difficulties. Due to the reasons mentioned above, reservoir prediction was implemented by using the geostatistic inversion. Through the analysis of the inversion results, the inversion result has both high vertical resolution and horizontal resolution; thin layer sandstone can be identified; and the inversion result has been well fit the data.
Keywords: Heterogeneity; Rreservoir prediction; Geostatistic inversion; High resolution
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