10 April, 2025

Reservoir Studies

It is possible to gain knowledge of the reservoir through the massive and multivariate analysis of the information masked in well logs, maps and dynamic data.

Well logs

  • Generation of missing logs.
  • Calculation of missing logs in wells due to data loss or non-measurement.
  • Special logs calculations from commonly measured logs.
  • Vertical analysis of the reservoir:
    • Finding similarities
    • Identification of different reservoir qualities
    • Classification of lithologies
    • Sweet Spot Detection
    • Opportunity Identification
    • Prioritize workovers
    • Combining with seismic data
  • Porosity and permeability calculation by combining logs and core measurements.
  • Calculation of fluid content from cores and tests.

Maps

  • Areal analysis of the reservoir based on porosity maps, poral volume, initial saturations, reservoir thicknesses, etc.
  • Areal analysis of the reservoir from maps calculated from well logs.

In House Developed Methodology

  • Search for similarities / characterization of the reservoir.
  • It uses multivariate analysis methodologies.
  • It combines clustering techniques and unsupervised learning neural networks.
  • The results are validated by more than one algorithm with a % of confidence.
  • It can be applied to logs data, maps and production KPIs or completion characteristics.
  • It is possible to identify formations tops.
  • Allows differentiating reservoir zones from non-reservoir zones within a formation.
  • Allows the identification of reservoir qualities within a formation.

Availability

  • Web
  • Desktop
  • Integrated with Sahara software.