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Reservoir Model

The document describes the integrated reservoir model, which involves a multi-disciplinary team integrating data, tools, technology, and people to develop a comprehensive understanding and digital representation of a reservoir. Key elements include reservoir characterization, development of static and dynamic models, and an iterative workflow to integrate data, characterize the reservoir properties and systems, and simulate and forecast reservoir performance over time. The integrated model provides a holistic view of the reservoir to estimate resources, understand fluid distributions, and predict future production under various operating conditions.
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Reservoir Model

The document describes the integrated reservoir model, which involves a multi-disciplinary team integrating data, tools, technology, and people to develop a comprehensive understanding and digital representation of a reservoir. Key elements include reservoir characterization, development of static and dynamic models, and an iterative workflow to integrate data, characterize the reservoir properties and systems, and simulate and forecast reservoir performance over time. The integrated model provides a holistic view of the reservoir to estimate resources, understand fluid distributions, and predict future production under various operating conditions.
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The Reservoir Model

Integrated Reservoir Model

 Essential elements
 Integration of people, data, technology and tools
 Multi-disciplinary team of geophysicists, geologists, petrophysicists
and engineers
 Objectives and process independent of individual disciplines
Integration
Data
• Geological Tools
• Geophysical • Seismic interpretation
Technology • Engineering • Tomography
• Seismic • Financial • Data acquisition
• Geologic • Logging/coring
• Geostatistics • Completions and
• Engineering Integration facilities
• Drilling and • Geologic modeling
completions • Pressure transient
• Enhanced oil People • Fracturing
recovery • Management • Reservoir simulators
• Environmental • Geoscientists • Enhanced oil recovery
• Computer • Engineers • Computer software and
• Land/legal hardware
• Field
• Financial
Components in Preparing the Reservoir Model

Reservoir
Characterization

Static
Model

Dynamic
Model
Developing The Reservoir Model

DATA
MANAGEMENT Data Flows

RESERVOIR STATIC DYNAMIC


CHARACTERIZATION MODEL MODEL

Work Flows
Integrated Reservoir Study

DATA MANAGEMENT

Data
Initial Validated
Project Project
Database Database
Reservoir Characterization

RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION
Petrophysical Results -
Interpreted Logs & Marker Picks

Regional Pore
Structural Depositional
Geological Systems
Model Model
Model Model

Interpreted
Geophysical
Model Statistical
Model of
Production &
Pressure Data
Static Model

STATIC MODEL

Reservoir Property Static


Flow Distributions Reservoir
Units Model Model

PVT/Fluid
Saturations Basic Engineering Results
Model PTA, PDA, MBA
Dynamic Model

DYNAMIC MODEL
Well/Facilities Near Wellbore
Model Performance Models

Upscaled Preliminary Calibrated


Reservoir Dynamic Dynamic
Model Model Model

Optimized
Projected Field Reservoir
Reservoir Economic Development
Performance Model Plan
Reservior Characterization

Entire
Specialist Task Reservoir Product
Structure maps of layer/
Structural Geologist Structure reservoir surfaces
Geophysicist Faults/fault plane maps

Decreasing scale
Reservoir limits
Sedimentologist
Facies Depositional model
Seismic/Sequence Reservoir limits
Stratigrapher
Petrology/
Petrologist
Diagenesis/ Pore-system properties
Petrophysicist
Geochemisty/ Rock/fluid interaction
Geochemist
Petrophysics
Pore
System
Static Model
Model of Reservoir at Time of Discovery

Specialist Task Product


Reservoir Fluid Properties/ Static Engineering
Engineer Saturations Properties
Geologist/ Define Layers with
Petrophysicist Flow Units
Similar Flow Properties
Geologist/ Deterministic vs Between Data
Engineer Stochastic Models Modeling
Geologist/ 3D Distribution Volume Model of
Engineer of Properties Reservoir Properties
Dynamic Model

Specialist Task Product


Geologist/ Upscaling/ Adjust to Reservoir
Engineer Simulation Model Simulator Scale

Geologist/ Calibrated Model of


Calibrate Model
Engineer Wells, Facilities

Engineer Forecasting/ Optimum Reservoir


Optimization Development Plan

Economics/Risk Economic Model


Engineer
of Field
Workflow

Reservoir
Characterization
• Team approach

Static • Nonlinear workflow


Model
• Iterative process

Dynamic
Model
Stages In The Generation of
An Integrated Geological Reservoir Model
Geologic Activities
Regional Geologic
Framework

Depositional
Model
(As Needed)

Core Analysis Diagenetic Structural


Model Model

Integrated Fluid
Log Analysis
Geologic Model Model
Well Test Analysis
(As Needed)
Applications Studies
Reserves Estimation
Simulation

Model Testing
And Revision
Why Develop Reservoir Model?

 Provides geoscience and engineering “picture” of


reservoir.
 Allows estimates of initial oil and gas in place.
 Allows one to estimate current fluids in place and
distribution of reservoir properties.
 Serves as the basis for predicting future performance
under various operating strategies.

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