Abstract
This study demonstrates the effectiveness of integrated seismic analysis and petrophysically constrained AVOinversion for reservoir evaluation and assessment of hydrocarbon potential and depositional environment in the Niger Delta. It is aimed at improved prediction of reservoir fluid, lithology, and ultimately the hydrocarbon prospects, with reduced uncertainties. The results delineate the characteristics of the reservoir sands, highlight major facies heterogeneities, unravel prolific stratigraphic features (such as channels, fan lobes), depositional fairways and provide insight into the mapped geology. These are expected to consequently reduce the uncertainties associated with the prospects for economic decision making.
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