QI Workbench Distill Report 3.0

Distill QI Workbench 3.
0 Test
JULY 2023
Contents
 Introduction
 Platform comparison
 Results comparison
 Suggestions
DUGRef: wendolQI_382 2
Introduction
○ The aim of this study is to test the third version of QI workbench in Insight in comparison with Distill software.
○ The previous QI workbench versions was tested and compared in the previous report.
○ Several things have been added in this new QI workbench version and included in this study.
○ Fixed the AI vs VpVs plot ellipses (vpVsRhoCorrelationMatrix was being ignored in previous versions)
○ Added 0 lines for more plots
○ Added option to enter axis limits for 1D plots
○ Made formula tables more readable
○ Added 'open in crossplot' button to make it easier to display your 2D plots
Introduction (cont)
○ Recent stochastic modelling trend: wendoIQI_382 were used as as a reference for this study.
○ Workflow: Sealing Lithology Claystone
Lithology Sandstone
○ Replicate lithology and fluid mixing scenarios from wendoIQI_382 stochastic modelling in Distill to make sure Volume 80% ± 5%
Reservoir
Brine 100%
the scenarios are the same with the model done in the report. Fluids Oil 80% ± 5%
○ Replicate the same lithology and fluid mixing scenarios using QI workbench. Mixing Lithology
Gas 80% ± 5%
Claystone
○ Compare the results on the absolute rock Properties, AVA and stack rotation plots. Depths (mTVDBML) 2500
Sealing Lithology Claystone
○ Statistical rock physics trends in this study Lithology
Volume
Low Vp Sandstone
80% ± 5%
Reservoir
○ Reservoir: Brine 100%
Fluids Oil 80% ± 5%
○ Sandstone, Gas 80% ± 5%
Mixing Lithology Claystone
○ Argillaceous Sandstone, Depths (mTVDBML) 2500

○ Low Vp Sandstone, Lithology Argillaceous Sandstone
Low Vp Argillaceous Sandstone and Volume 80% ± 5%
Reservoir
○
Brine 100%
○ High Vp Sandstone Fluids Oil 80% ± 5%
Gas 80% ± 5%
○ Non-reservoir: Mixing Lithology Claystone
Depths (mTVDBML) 2500
○ Claystone, Note:
○ Silty Claystone and ● The majority of reservoir lithologies picked
over the Merian Formation at Phoenix-1 are
○ Low Vp Claystone Sandstone.
Contents
 Introduction
 Suggestions
QI Workbench vs Distill
QI Workbench Distill
Input Utilised trend from DUG rock. The

trend was reimported to consider
for vpVsRhoCorrelationMatrix
Output
○ QI Workbench utilised trend from rock physics and consists of 10 columns

○ 5 input columns and 5 output columns
QI Workbench vs Distill - Trends
New QI workbench update have corrected

equation for fluids and improve the
readability for the equations
QI Workbench vs Distill - Trends
New QI workbench update have

added density/porosity equations
for reservoirs
QI Workbench vs Distill - Fluids

corrected equation for fluids
QI Workbench vs Distill - Lithologies
Lithologies misspell
QI Workbench vs Distill - LithoFluids
QI Workbench vs Distill - Interfaces
Contents
 Introduction
 Suggestions
Lithology and fluid mixing scenarios: Merian Formation
Phoenix-1: Composite log illustrating end-member picks over the Merian Formation
Argillaceous Sandstone

Lithology Sandstone
Sandstone Volume 80% ± 5%
Reservoir
Brine 100%
Gas 80% ± 5%
Argillaceous Sandstone Sealing Lithology Claystone
Claystone Lithology Low Vp Sandstone
Merian
Volume 80% ± 5%
Reservoir
Low Vp Sandstone Brine 100%
Gas 80% ± 5%
Sandstone Vp versus Depth Mixing Lithology Claystone
Low Vp Sandstone Sealing Lithology Claystone

Lithology Argillaceous Sandstone
Volume 80% ± 5%
Reservoir
Brine 100%
Sandstone Fluids Oil 80% ± 5%
Gas 80% ± 5%
Sandstone Note:
● The majority of reservoir lithologies picked
over the Merian Formation at Phoenix-1 are
Sandstone.
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AI versus Vp/Vs: Sandstone, Low Vp Sandstone and Argillaceous Sandstone (From the report)
Vres = 80%, Mixing lithology = Claystone
AI versus Vp/Vs @ 2500 mTVDBML AI versus Vp/Vs @ 2500 mTVDBML AI versus Vp/Vs @ 2500 mTVDBML
Sandstone Brine (Sw = 100%) Low Vp Sandstone Argillaceous Sandstone
Oil (So = 80%)
Gas (Sg = 80%)
Claystone
Silty
Claystone
At a depth of 2500 mTVDBML, for the proposed reservoir lithologies (Sandstone, Argillaceous Sandstone and Low Vp Sandstone) mixed with Claystone, on
average:
○ Sandstone and Argillaceous Sandstone are possibly discriminated from the non-reservoir lithologies while Low Vp Sandstone is very well discriminated from background
non-reservoir lithologies.
○ Hydrocarbon fluid cases are well discriminated from brine case in Low Vp Sandstone and Argillaceous Sandstone. Also the discrimination between gas and brine case is
good for Sandstone.
Note: All the displayed models are derived from shallow rock physics trends.
AI versus Vp/Vs: Sandstone, Low Vp Sandstone and Argillaceous Sandstone (Recreate in Distill)

Oil (So = 80%)
Gas (Sg = 80%)
Claystone
Silty
Claystone
○ The lithology and fluid mixing scenarios were replicated from wendoIQI_382 stochastic modelling report in Distill to make sure the figures are
comparable.
AI versus Vp/Vs: Sandstone, Low Vp Sandstone and Argillaceous Sandstone (QI Workbench 3.0)

Oil (So = 80%)
Gas (Sg = 80%)
fixed the ellipses inconsistency with
the Distill
Claystone
Silty
Claystone
○ The lithology and fluid mixing scenarios were recreated in QI workbench.

QI workbench generally show
○ QI workbench generally show consistent result with Distill. similar result with Distill
µρ versus λρ: Sandstone, Low Vp Sandstone and Argillaceous Sandstone (Recreate in Distill)
Brine (Sw = 100%)

Sandstone Oil (So = 80%) Low Vp Sandstone Argillaceous Sandstone
Gas (Sg = 80%)
Claystone
Silty
Claystone
µρ versus λρ: Sandstone, Low Vp Sandstone and Argillaceous Sandstone (QI Workbench 3.0)

Oil (So = 80%)
Gas (Sg = 80%)
Claystone
Silty
Claystone

fixed the ellipses inconsistency with
the Distill

○ The lithology and fluid mixing scenarios were recreated in QI workbench. similar result with Distill
○ QI workbench generally show consistent result with Distill
New QI workbench update added
QI Workbench - Modelling for PDF an option to view in crossplot
QI workbench works on the

fly with Crossplot in Insight
QI Workbench - Modelling (AI vs Vp/Vs)
Sandstone Brine (Sw = 100%)

Oil (So = 80%)
Gas (Sg = 80%)
Claystone
Silty
Claystone
Distill have option to

control the amount of
scatter points.
It will be nice to have

features to control the
scatter points to reduce lag
QI Workbench - Modelling for AVA New QI workbench update
New QI workbench update added

an option to view in crossplot

QI Workbench - Modelling for AVA similar result with Distill
Sandstone
We can select to view Rock
properties or Interface properties
Claystone
Claystone
Claystone
Brine Sand
Claystone
Oil Sand
Claystone
Gas Sand
Distill have the no-AVA line and 0-

axes lines which are very
important to determined the AVA
classes (High Priority)
To adjust to other properties. QI Workbench do QI workbench generally show
QI Workbench - Probabilities not have reflectivity probabilities. Other
properties works fine and comparable with
similar result with Distill
Distill
New QI workbench update added QI workbench requires model to be

an option to view in crossplot but it run and export. PDF do not appear
is not working (not a priority) like in Distill
QI Workbench would be useful

to have y-axis title might be
useful for reports)
New QI workbench
update added an
option to display zero
lines
New QI workbench update

added an option to adjust
the axes range.
QI Workbench - Reflectivities
Reflectivities section
require vertical and
horizontal 0 axes

added an option to display
angle lines, but it is not
necessary for Reflectivities
section

similar result with Distill
the axes range.
QI Workbench - Separability (Near/Far) Can plot Near/Far and
Intercept/Gradient Distill
QI Workbench
Angle lines
updated in this
new workbench
update

added an option to display
angle lines.

the axes range.
Contents
 Introduction
 Issues and Suggestions
Issues
○ Modelling for AVA (Interface Model):
○ Include no-AVA line and 0 axes as reference (high priority). This is really important to identify the AVA classes.
○ Reflectivities:
○ Include vertical and horizontal 0 axes as reference (high priority). We don’t need angle lines for reflectivities section.
○ Probabilities
○ View in crossplot is not working. We can exclude the option since we do not need it.
○ Lithologies
○ Minor misspell
Suggestions
○ Probabilities, Reflectivities, Separability:
○ Include cross hair features to pinpoint the values
○ Modelling for PDF:
○ Include option to control the amount of scatter points.
○ Probabilities:
○ Include y-axis title
○ Include other properties (reflectivity, AVO)

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Distill QI Workbench 3.

Sealing Lithology Claystone

Input Utilised trend from DUG rock. The

○ QI Workbench utilised trend from rock physics and consists of 10 columns

New QI workbench update have corrected

New QI workbench update have

New QI workbench update have

Sealing Lithology Claystone

Low Vp Sandstone Sealing Lithology Claystone

Sandstone Brine (Sw = 100%) Low Vp Sandstone Argillaceous Sandstone

Sandstone Brine (Sw = 100%) Low Vp Sandstone Argillaceous Sandstone

○ The lithology and fluid mixing scenarios were recreated in QI workbench.

Brine (Sw = 100%)

Sandstone Brine (Sw = 100%) Low Vp Sandstone Argillaceous Sandstone

New QI workbench update have

QI workbench generally show

QI workbench works on the

Sandstone Brine (Sw = 100%)

Distill have option to

It will be nice to have

New QI workbench update added

QI workbench works on the

Distill have the no-AVA line and 0-

New QI workbench update added QI workbench requires model to be

QI Workbench would be useful

New QI workbench update

New QI workbench update

QI workbench generally show

New QI workbench update

New QI workbench update

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