The spatial distribution of petrophysical properties within the reservoirs is one of the most important factors in reservoir characterization. Flow units are the continuous body over a specific reservoir volume within which the geological and petrophysical properties are the same. Accordingly, an accurate prediction of flow units is a major task to achieve a reliable petrophysical description o...

the spatial distribution of petrophysical properties within the reservoirs is one of the most importantfactors in reservoir characterization. flow units are the continuous body over a specific reservoirvolume within which the geological and petrophysical properties are the same. accordingly, anaccurate prediction of flow units is a major task to achieve a reliable petrophysical description of a...

Proper determination of bed boundaries in layered reservoirs is vital ‎for accurate petrophysical interpretation of conventional logs. In the ‎wellbore, logs continuously measure physical properties of reservoir ‎while the properties change stepwise. This continuous representation ‎of logs may lead to ignorance of some high potential reservoir zones. ‎The main reasons for continuous nature of l...

Tight reservoir means reservoir of low porosity and low permeability. Many tight formations are extremely complex, produced from multiple layers with different permeability that is often enhanced by natural fracturing. The complicity of these reservoirs is attributed to a) Low porosity and low permeability reservoir, b) The presence of clay minerals like illite, kaolin and micas in pores, c) Th...

Petrophysical interpretation of well logs acquired in organic shales and carbonates is challenging because of the presence of thin beds and spatially complex lithology; conventional interpretation techniques often fail in such cases. Recently introduced methods for thin-bed interpretation enable corrections for shoulder-bed effects on well logs but remain sensitive to incorrectly picked bed bou...

Petrophysical properties of geothermal reservoir rocks are valuable information for many activities, including reservoir characterization, modelling, field test analysis and planning of exploitation techniques. Petrophysical data of rocks from geothermal reservoirs located in volcanic areas is in general very scarce. In particular, no petrophysical data of rocks from the Los Azufres geothermal ...

porosity is one of the fundamental petrophysical properties that should be evaluated for hydrocarbon bearing reservoirs. it is a vital factor in precise understanding of reservoir quality in a hydrocarbon field. log data are exceedingly crucial information in petroleum industries, for many of hydrocarbon parameters are obtained by virtue of petrophysical data. there are three main petrophysical...

We discuss petrophysical analysis of wireline logs, methods for formation evaluation and issues in evaluating tight sandstone formations. The main concerns of log interpretation in tight gas sandstones include porosity interpretation, understanding the effect of clay on the log responses, accurate computation of water saturation, and permeability determination (Kukal et al., 1985). Moreover, va...

Knowledge of initial water saturation is necessary to estimate original hydrocarbon in place. A reliable assessment of this petrophysical property is possiblewhen rock-coremeasurements ofArchie’s parameters, such as saturation exponent n and cementation exponent m, are available. In addition, chemical analysis of formation water is necessary to measure connate-water resistivityRw. Suchmeasureme...