The Bunyu Field in Indonesia was discovered in 1901 but its subsurface conditions are still not fully understood due to poor quality seismic data caused by weathered layers and topography. Gravity and passive seismic methods were used to better determine the field's structure and hydrocarbon distribution as these methods are relatively unaffected by near-surface conditions. The results identified a major NE-SW trending normal fault using vertical gradient gravity and passive seismic amplitude spectra, providing useful insights for further development of the Bunyu Field.
The Bunyu Field in Indonesia was discovered in 1901 but its subsurface conditions are still not fully understood due to poor quality seismic data caused by weathered layers and topography. Gravity and passive seismic methods were used to better determine the field's structure and hydrocarbon distribution as these methods are relatively unaffected by near-surface conditions. The results identified a major NE-SW trending normal fault using vertical gradient gravity and passive seismic amplitude spectra, providing useful insights for further development of the Bunyu Field.
The Bunyu Field in Indonesia was discovered in 1901 but its subsurface conditions are still not fully understood due to poor quality seismic data caused by weathered layers and topography. Gravity and passive seismic methods were used to better determine the field's structure and hydrocarbon distribution as these methods are relatively unaffected by near-surface conditions. The results identified a major NE-SW trending normal fault using vertical gradient gravity and passive seismic amplitude spectra, providing useful insights for further development of the Bunyu Field.
Indonesia” Bunyu Field was discovered in 1901 by Bataafsche Petroleum Maatschappij (BPM). The reservoir is Miocene deltaic in a combination structural-stratigraphic trap. Although it has been developed since 1950 with the drilling of 190 wells. We know that Indonesia has abundant natural wealth. but difficult to explore, because the structure of different soil layer, therefore the researcher looking for other ways that the natural wealth can be explorers. To better understand the subsurface condition of this field, gravity and passive seismic method were used to determine structure and hydrocarbon distribution within this field. Gravity and passive seismic methods is applied because relatively unaffected by the weathered layer, shallow coal layer and topography. For example the problem, structure and hydrocarbon distribution in this field is still not well understood. The existing 2D and 3D seismic data is poor quality due to highly attenuated weathering layer of unconsolidated sandstones, shallow coal layer and varying topography The Result, figure shows the fault interpretation based on the value of SVD. Fault is normal fault with a large slope and trending NE-SW. Application of vertical gradient gravity and passive seismic methods in Bunyu Field is very useful for field development activities in which seismic data is not useful enough. Second vertical derivative is pretty well used to interpret fault. Combination of vertical gradient Bouguer anomaly, residual Bouguer anomaly and passive seismic amplitude spectra provide a promising future for the development of the Bunyu Field and likely to be applied in other fields.