Reservoir heterogeneities exist at several length scales. Reservoir properties will depend on the scale that we are analysing on the reservoir (from core to grid block). Facies are normally identified in cores and classified based on microscopic and small scale features such as lithology, grain size, texture, sedimentary structure, colour and fossil content. However, facies information is only ...

This paper proposes a two-step approach for characterizing the reservoir properties of the world’s largest non-associated gas reservoir. This approach integrates geological and petrophysical data and compares them with the field performance analysis to achieve a practical electrofacies clustering. Porosity and permeability prediction is done on the basis of linear functions, succeeding the elec...

The Jacksonburg-Stringtown field was discovered in 1895. It is located on the western flank of the Burchfield syncline, in southeastern Wetzel, eastern Tyler, and northwestern Doddridge counties, West Virginia. Over 500 wells were drilled in the field between 1 897 and 190 1 ; most were plugged by 19 10. Primary recovery has been estimated to lie between 1454 and 1590 barrels of oil per acre. P...

this paper proposes a two-step approach for characterizing the reservoir properties of the world’s largest non-associated gas reservoir. this approach integrates geological and petrophysical data and compares them with the field performance analysis to achieve a practical electrofacies clustering. porosity and permeability prediction is done on the basis of linear functions, succeeding the elec...

The classification of well-log responses into separate flow units for generating local permeability models is often used to predict the spatial distribution of permeability in heterogeneous reservoirs. The present research can be divided into two parts; first, the nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) log parameters are employed for developing a relationship between relaxation time and reservoir poro...

The identification of lithofacies from well is usually an interpretative process based on geophysical logs since core and sidewall samples are not usually available. Despite being always sampled and described, cuttings are useful only as a reference for determining the rocks because a number of problems occur during the drilling and sampling activities. Well logs are in situ continuous records ...

The term "electrofacies" was introduced in 1980 by Serra and Abbott, it had been developed promptly since 2009. development triggered predominantly wireline logging technology artificial intelligence technology. electrofacies categorization intended to facilitate the study of reservoir characterization. However, is difficult formulate deterministically, due uniqueness depositional environment g...