Abstract
Shale oil, as an unconventional oil and gas resource with huge reserves, has become an important replacement resource and great significance to develop. Aiming at the problems of rapid decline oil production in the depletion development of shale oil reservoirs by "depleted horizontal well+volume fracturing", and the lower recovery factor predicted by the existing productivity evaluation methods in shale reservoir, we construct a productivity evaluation method for fractured horizontal wells based on naive Bayes algorithm. Taking the Jimsar shale reservoir in Xinjiang oilfield as the target reservoir, we establish the multi-classification Naive Bayes prior probability model and the conditional probability model containing five attributes of geological parameters and engineering parameters by taking the three-year cumulative production as the classification evaluation index. Then we obtain the posterior-probability model of the four types of production capacity based on Bayesian theory to achieve the capacity assessment of fractured horizontal wells in shale oil reservoirs. The results show that the proposed shale reservoir capacity classification method based on the Naive Bayes model is applicable. The accuracy of productivity prediction is 94% for Class Ⅰ wells, 71% for Class Ⅱ wells, 87% for Class Ⅲ wells, and 92% for Class Ⅳ wells, respectively. The productivity classification trend distribution map of fracturing horizontal wells in Jimsar shale reservoir is drawn, and the high-production potential area is mainly distributed in the southeast of the reservoir. The analysis of the constructed posterior probability model shows that the optimization of fracturing construction parameters can improve the probability of high well production rate. The study provides a guiding basis for the subsequent large-scale fracturing reconstruction of horizontal wells for shale oil development.
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