Abstract

This study mainly takes the thick oil layer in Lamadian Oilfield as an example. This oil layer is mainly developed in the area dominated by fluvial sediments, and the reservoir sand body space changes frequently. If we only rely on the traditional single well logging data, it is difficult to directly and effectively predict the changes of the whole sedimentary sand body, and the spatial configuration relationship between river boundary and other sedimentary microfacies can not be effectively predicted. In order to effectively improve the understanding of cross-well sand bodies, it is necessary to effectively combine well seismic with reservoir prediction technology, give full play to the advantage of high resolution of well seismic in the longitudinal direction, and predict its specific adaptability and application according to different situations, so as to better improve the prediction accuracy of reservoir sand bodies and provide important information data for the rational adjustment of cross-well encryption and the formulation of effective measures to tap potential. Based on this, this article deeply analyzes the application value of well-seismic combined reservoir prediction technology in oil fields.

Highlights

  • In this study, taking the area of 17km2 in the second area of Labeibei as an example, there are 1162 wells in total, and the distribution range of sand bodies is very wide in fluvial sedimentary environment

  • Different extraction methods need to be adopted according to the different meanings represented by each attribute in general

  • The correlation between seismic attributes and sand body can be directly analyzed by extracting its specific attributes, sand body distribution and sand body thickness

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Summary

Introduction

In this study, taking the area of 17km in the second area of Labeibei as an example, there are 1162 wells in total, and the distribution range of sand bodies is very wide in fluvial sedimentary environment. There are three development modes, namely, a large set of thick laminated sand bodies, a thin interbedded sand and mud model, and an isolated lenticular sand body with continuous distribution of river channels, interwoven strip distribution of river channels (branchlump sand bodies) and a single strip distribution mode of river channels. After four times of infill development, the overall distribution of both underground reservoirs and rivers in the study area is very complex. It is necessary to find new ideas and technical methods in continuous research and exploration, and only one step to strengthen the understanding and prediction of cross well sand bodies

Seismic reservoir prediction
Well-seismic reservoir description
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