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High Resolution Carbonate Reef Interpretation Using Cross Well Data. Thomas Morgan, Ph.D., Schlumberger Mike Raines*, Whiting Petroleum *formerly with Sandridge Energy. Sites: Michigan West Texas Focus: Gross Structure Internal Structure Depositional Environments. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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High Resolution Carbonate Reef Interpretation Using Cross Well Data Thomas Morgan, Ph.D., Schlumberger Mike Raines*, Whiting Petroleum *formerly with Sandridge Energy
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Page 1: High Resolution Carbonate Reef Interpretation Using Cross Well Data

High Resolution Carbonate Reef Interpretation Using Cross Well Data

Thomas Morgan, Ph.D., SchlumbergerMike Raines*, Whiting Petroleum*formerly with Sandridge Energy

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Sites:Michigan

West Texas

Focus:Gross Structure

Internal Structure

Depositional Environments

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Geological Information

Well Logs

Geophysical Data

Geological Interpretation

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Michigan Silurian Reef

•Single profile•Isolated pinnacle reef•Only one additional well •No surface seismic available

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Tomographic Velocity Inversion

•Picked Direct Arrivals•3D Thin Layer Model•3D Ray Tracing•Model Interfaces and Layer Parameters Described by Chebyshev Polynomials

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Imaging•Kirchhoff Integral•Prestack Reflection Imaging•Depth•Dip Oriented and Aperture Limited•Ray Trace Travel Times from Tomographic Velocities•Angle Gather Output

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45 degrees30 degrees 70 degrees

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Interpretation Approach

Profile is in DepthExact depth tie at the wells – no time to depth conversion needed

Resolution at the outcrop level – human scale geology

Geological Interpretation versus Geophysical Interpretation

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Burnt Bluff Carbonate

Grey Niagaran

Evaporites

ReefZone

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Bioherm

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Organic Reef

Bioherm

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Bioherm

Organic Reef

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Bioherm

Organic Reef

Reef Rubble

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Organic Reef

Bioherm

Supratidal Island

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Bioherm

Organic Reef

Supratidal Island

Tidal Flats

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West Texas Permian Reef

•Multiple profiles•More complicated structure•Better well control•Surface seismic available

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Wellman Unit7-6

Wellman Unit7-5

Wellman Unit5-13

Wellman Unit5-11

7-62/27/1981

7-511/13/1973

5-1310/1/1998

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5 1/2 17# N-80

7 5/8 29.7# N-80

7 5/8 29.7# S-95

5 1/2 17# N-80

5 1/2 17# L-80

5 1/2 23# CR-80

7 5/8 29.7# L-80

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Terry Co., Texas

HS=100

PETRA 3/9/2009 4:47:17 PM (Xwell 35 Hz_Interp.CSP)

~ Reef Top

Marker Near OWC

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Wellman Unit7-6

Wellman Unit7-5

Wellman Unit5-13

Wellman Unit5-11

7-62/27/1981

7-511/13/1973

5-1310/1/1998

5-117/6/1987

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4 11.34# J-55

5 1/2 17# N-80

7 5/8 29.7# N-80

7 5/8 29.7# S-95

5 1/2 17# N-80

5 1/2 17# L-80

5 1/2 23# CR-80

7 5/8 29.7# L-80

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Terry Co., Texas

HS=100

PETRA 3/9/2009 4:47:17 PM (Xwell 35 Hz_Interp.CSP)

~ Reef Top (Erosional)

Marker Near OWC

On Lap

Shaley Lag Deposit

Stacked MoundsStacked Mounds

Inter-Mound COInter-Mound CO33 Debris Debris

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Wellman Unit7-6

Wellman Unit7-5

Wellman Unit5-13

Wellman Unit5-11

7-62/27/1981

7-511/13/1973

5-1310/1/1998

5-117/6/1987

<1,363FT> <2,154FT> <1,746FT>

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4 11.34# J-55

5 1/2 17# N-80

7 5/8 29.7# N-80

7 5/8 29.7# S-95

5 1/2 17# N-80

5 1/2 17# L-80

5 1/2 23# CR-80

7 5/8 29.7# L-80

SubseaTVD(ft)

SubseaTVD(ft)

-4600 -4600

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Terry Co., Texas

HS=100

PETRA 3/9/2009 4:47:17 PM (Xwell 35 Hz_Interp.CSP)

~ Reef Top

Stacked MoundsStacked Mounds

Inter-Mound COInter-Mound CO33 Debris Debris

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Wellman Unit7-6

Wellman Unit7-5

Wellman Unit5-13

Wellman Unit5-11

7-62/27/1981

7-511/13/1973

5-1310/1/1998

5-117/6/1987

<1,363FT> <2,154FT> <1,746FT>

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0.3 -0.1

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4 11.34# J-55

5 1/2 17# N-80

7 5/8 29.7# N-80

7 5/8 29.7# S-95

5 1/2 17# N-80

5 1/2 17# L-80

5 1/2 23# CR-80

7 5/8 29.7# L-80

SubseaTVD(ft)

SubseaTVD(ft)

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-6700 -6700

Terry Co., Texas

HS=100

PETRA 3/9/2009 4:47:17 PM (Xwell 35 Hz_Interp.CSP)

~ Reef Top

Shaley Lag Deposit

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Conclusions

• Depth profiles provide unambiguous well ties• Resolution allows a truer look at the geology• Geophysical effects pushed down to smaller scale• Reservoir level geologic Interpretation is possible

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High Resolution Interpretation of a Permian Reef

Michael A. Raines, Sandridge Tertiary, LLC, Thomas R. Morgan*, Ph.D., Schlumberger

Poster PDC P2, Station D1 Tuesday, October 27 at 11:40 a.m.

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Acknowledgments:

We would like to thank Sandridge Energy and Michigan Technological University for the use of the data.

References:

Bube, K., and R. Langan, 1999, On a continuation approach to regularization for crosswell tomography: 69th Annual International Meeting, SEG, Expanded Abstracts, 1295-1298.

Liao, Q., and G. A. McMechan, 1997, Tomographic imaging of velocity and Q, with application to crosswell seismic data from the Gypsy Pilot Site, Oklahoma: Geophysics, 62, 1804-1811.

Quan, Y., and J.M. Harris, 1997, Seismic attenuation tomography using the frequency shift method: Geophysics, 62, 895-905.

Huh, M.H., L.I. Briggs, and D. Gill, 1977, Depositional Environments of Pinnacle Reefs, Niagaran and Salina Groups, Northern Shelf, Michigan Basin, in: Studies in Geology No. 5, Reefs and Evaporites – Concepts and Depositional Models, AAPG, J.H. Fisher ed.


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