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    Pressure measurements can help delineate the extent of oil and gas reservoirs laterally and vertically. Hydraulic continuity, identified through pressure data collected using wireline tester tools, is the ultimate measure of reservoir extent. Pressure gradients and contacts between fluid phases can provide information about the reservoir description and verify the presence of gas in shaly sands. Pressure data also aids in assessing partial depletion, hydraulic communication within and between different rock layers and formations, and potential compartmentalization.

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    Pressure measurements can help delineate the extent of oil and gas reservoirs laterally and vertically. Hydraulic continuity, identified through pressure data collected using wireline tester tools, is the ultimate measure of reservoir extent. Pressure gradients and contacts between fluid phases can provide information about the reservoir description and verify the presence of gas in shaly sands. Pressure data also aids in assessing partial depletion, hydraulic communication within and between different rock layers and formations, and potential compartmentalization.

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    Pressure measurements can help delineate the extent of oil and gas reservoirs laterally and vertically. Hydraulic continuity, identified through pressure data collected using wireline tester tools, is the ultimate measure of reservoir extent. Pressure gradients and contacts between fluid phases can provide information about the reservoir description and verify the presence of gas in shaly sands. Pressure data also aids in assessing partial depletion, hydraulic communication within and between different rock layers and formations, and potential compartmentalization.

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    Pressure

    Pressure Measurements
    for
    Reservoir Delineation
    Pressure
    Delineation of Reservoir Extent
    1. Laterally :
    correlate identifiable log curve
    characteristics or formation signatures
    2. Vertically :
    look for curve character interruptions
    which may be permeability barriers
    Pressure
    Pressure
    hydraulic continuity is the ultimate
    measure of reservoir extent,
    laterally and vertically
    Identified by pressure data
    wireline tester tools
    Pressure
    RFT
    Pressure
    Pressure
    MDT
    Pressure
    MDT
    Pressure
    MDT Flowline
    Pressure
    MDT Plumbing
    Pressure
    Pressure Record
    Pressure
    Formation Pressure Gradients
    Pressure
    Pressure Gradients
    Pressure
    Gradients and Phase Contacts
    Pressure
    Reservoir Description 1
    Pressure
    Reservoir Description 2
    Pressure
    Verification of Gas
    in Shaly Sand
    Pressure
    Pressure
    Partial
    Depletion
    Pressure
    Hydraulic
    Continuity
    across
    Lithologies
    Pressure
    Interlaced
    Hydraulic
    Continuity
    Pressure
    Large-Scale
    Hydraulic
    Continuity
    Pressure
    Compartmentalization
    Pressure
    Correlation
    Pressure
    Zone Isolation
    Pressure
    Optical Fluid Analyzer
    Pressure
    OBM Crude
    Color Discrimination
    Pressure
    Fluid
    Discrimination
    by Color

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