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  • 1Structural interpretationFundamentals of Seismic Interpretation

    pSeismic stratigraphy

    Seismic inversion interpretation

    Interpretation of Deltaic environmentSeismic amplitude

    Reservoir interpretationSeismic interpretation inSeismic interpretation in Carbonates

    Interpretational Framework for exploration objectivesSeismic Interpretation in Reservoir Evaluation

    REGIONAL GEOLOGICAL SETUP EXPLORATION, DEVELOPMENT AND

    PRODUCTION HISTORIES STRUCTURAL INTERPRETATION SAND DISTRIBUTION

    HYDROCARBON SAND DISTRIBUTION HYDROCARBON SAND DISTRIBUTION OIL AND GAS SANDS RESERVOIR DISTRIBUTION

  • 2 Knowledge in fundamental of reservoir interpretation

    Skill in recognition of reservoir sands in seismic section

    Aware of significance of amplitude analysis in reservoir interpretationreservoir interpretation

    Knowledge in reservoir mapping

    Offshore Oil &Gas Field18 Wells2D/3D Seismic

    I FieldI Field

    Example from Example from Offshore Offshore Oil&Gas Field in Oil&Gas Field in JapanJapan

    Japan Sea

    5 km

    Japan Sea

  • 3Offshore Oil &Gas Field

    Well log dataWell core data2D/3D Seismic data

    Outcrops

    Well log data2D Seismic data

    5 kmAlluvial plain High land

    Onshore Oil &Gas Fields

    2D Seismic data

    EISTO

    CENE

    N

    age Reservoir Unit3rd order 4th order foraminifera

    II II I IIVV

    No.1 Grt. in flata bed

    ?

    5th

    orde

    r

    Form

    atio

    n

    0.90

    (Ma)

    0.95

    1.00

    1.05

    0.85

    0.80

    Sequence Division

    PLE

    NIS

    HIY

    AMA

    FOR

    MAT

    ION

    N3N4N5N6N7N8

    m.f.s.

    CEN

    E

    No.2 Grt. in flata bed

    N9I

    Marker ASB

    1.4Ma

    SB2 9M2.85

    2.55

    2.25

    1.95

    1.75

    1.45

    1.151.1Ma

    ? ?

    A SandSequenceN

    SHIIY

    A FO

    RM

    ATI

    ON

    N1N2

    m.f.s.

    PLIOC

    S1S2S3S4S5

    ?

    No.3 Grt. in flata bed

    SB

    SB

    3.56 Ma

    2.9Ma

    Orbulina

    ?

    3.15

    3.45

    Grt. ikebei bed

    mixed fauna

    ?

    B Sandq

    Stratigraphy

    Modified after Takano et al.(2001)

  • 4LEGENDSystems tract

    SequenceDepth

    I

    III630

    840

    Systems TractFormation SequenceDepth

    N8

    I

    II

    1227

    890

    754

    N9

    III

    1102

    1005

    Systems Tract SequenceDepth

    N8

    II

    III

    IN9

    Systems Tract

    632

    795

    910978 940

    N9

    N8

    I

    Transgressive Systems Tract

    Highstand Systems Tract

    Lithology

    Sandstone

    Sandy Alternation

    Muddy Alternation

    1205

    2170

    1592

    1310

    N1

    N2

    N3

    N4

    N6

    N7

    2376

    2178

    1908

    1763

    1485

    1633

    1360

    N1

    N2

    N3

    N5

    N6

    N71122

    1240

    1350

    1505

    2010

    N5

    1670N4

    1762

    1080N7

    N6

    1432N5

    N4

    1715N3

    N2

    N1

    Lowstand Systems Tract

    a

    Lowstand Systems TractLowstand Systems Tract

    a

    b

    Alternation

    Silt - Mudstone

    Sandy Siltstone

    2345

    slope to basin floor

    outer fan

    channel-levee (channel interchannel mound)

    mid-fan lobe

    mid fan channel

    Facies cross sectionFacies cross section

    StructuralHigh

    Trap

    HighPinching out

    Base of Formation

  • 5NESW

    Expecting New Reserves

    Reservoirs Profile

    19681968--1982 G&G Survey and Study1982 G&G Survey and Study

    1985 3D Seismic Survey1985 3D Seismic Survey

    12D

    19581958--1965 1965 G&G Survey and StudyG&G Survey and Study 1966 Wells 1, 2D1966 Wells 1, 2D

    19831983--1984 Wells A1984 Wells A--1,1,--2,2,--3,3,--44

    1986 G&G, Economical Evaluation1986 G&G, Economical Evaluation 19901990--1992 Development Wells 1992 Development Wells 19931993--1999 G&G Study1999 G&G Study

    A-5

    MigrationMigration A-1A-2

    A-3

    A-4

    B-1

    B-2

    B-3B-4

    B-5

    B-6

    B-7B-8

    B-9

    B-10

    19991999--2000 3D data Reprocessing2000 3D data Reprocessing

    2001 Well A2001 Well A--6 6 2000 Well A2000 Well A--55

    AVO AVO Coherence Coherence Acoustic ImpedanceAcoustic Impedance

    2002 3D Seismic Survey2002 3D Seismic Survey

    2 km

    A-6Acoustic ImpedanceAcoustic Impedance

    The history of exploration and development

  • 6Geological dataGeophysical data Production data

    Geological analysis and interpretation

    Petrophysical data

    Geophysical analysis and interpretation

    Geophysical and geological knowledgeconstrained model

    and interpretation

    Petrophysical analysis

    Reservoir flow simulation

    Petrophysical knowledgeconstrained reservoir model

    Reservoir Evaluation Flow

    Structure

    Sand Distribution

    Hydrocarbon Distribution

    ReservoirReservoir Distribution &

    Volumetric

    Reservoir Details

  • 7Reservoir Evaluation Flow for I field

    Structure

    Structural Interpretation Oil Reservoir Gas Reservoir

    Seismic Faciesand Unit Interpretation

    Amplitude Interpretation and Mapping

    Sand Distribution

    Hydrocarbon Distribution

    Reservoir

    Amplitude Interpretation and Mapping

    A ti I d I t t ti A ti I d I t t ti

    High Resolution AVO Analysisfor Gas Sand

    Stochastic ApproachNeural Network Approach

    High Resolution AVO Analysisfor Porous Sand

    Stochastic ApproachNeural Network Approach

    Reservoir Distribution &

    Volumetric

    Reservoir Details

    Acoustic Impedance Interpretation and Analysis

    Acoustic Impedance Interpretationand Analysis for Gas Sand

    I field : view from a Seismic Interpretation software

  • 8Result of seismic interpretation : Displayed a shaded time surface with contours

    Amplitude map of the gas sand

  • 9Amplitude in B bed (zoomed in)

    CPS-3 : Mapping GeoViz : Visualization

    IESX : Seismic Interpretation

    Software Integration : GeoFrame Application Manager

  • 10

    Well locations and borehole direction

    Gas reservoir

    SPGR ResistivityDT

    Conductivity

    Well logs/curves from a particular well location : result after drilling

    Gas reservoir intervalsof A sand

  • 11

    GG--1 : SYNTHETIC SEISMOGRAM1 : SYNTHETIC SEISMOGRAM

    J16

    J19/20

    J15

    J18

    A sand base

  • 12

    Horizon picking

    Migration volumeSeismic data

    Well control

    Work with Amplitude(Approaches for gas reservoir)

    Amplitude ExtractionAlong horizon

    Structure mapping

    Work Flow

    Amplitude mapping

    Interpretation of reservoir distribution

    : Interpretation or analyzing

    Horizon picking

    Migration volumeSeismic data

    Well control

    Work with Amplitude(Approaches for gas reservoir)

    Amplitude ExtractionAlong horizon

    Structure mapping

    Work Flow

    Amplitude mapping

    Interpretation of reservoir distribution

  • 13