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    The initialization of a reservoir model involves integrating dynamic data like relative permeability, porosity, and PVT data to define initial reservoir and fluid conditions. This is done to reduce differences between the static and dynamic models. Specifically, the initialization process involves adjusting fluid contacts, raising the capillary pressure curve to reduce the transition zone and avoid overestimating STOIIP, inputting fluid properties and rock physics data, matching gas solubility values to PVT reports, and matching STOIIP volumes between the static and dynamic models with less than 5% difference.

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    The initialization of a reservoir model involves integrating dynamic data like relative permeability, porosity, and PVT data to define initial reservoir and fluid conditions. This is done to reduce differences between the static and dynamic models. Specifically, the initialization process involves adjusting fluid contacts, raising the capillary pressure curve to reduce the transition zone and avoid overestimating STOIIP, inputting fluid properties and rock physics data, matching gas solubility values to PVT reports, and matching STOIIP volumes between the static and dynamic models with less than 5% difference.

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    The initialization of a reservoir model involves integrating dynamic data like relative permeability, porosity, and PVT data to define initial reservoir and fluid conditions. This is done to reduce differences between the static and dynamic models. Specifically, the initialization process involves adjusting fluid contacts, raising the capillary pressure curve to reduce the transition zone and avoid overestimating STOIIP, inputting fluid properties and rock physics data, matching gas solubility values to PVT reports, and matching STOIIP volumes between the static and dynamic models with less than 5% difference.

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    Initialization

    The objectives of initialization of a model is: The steps taken to initialize a model are the:

    • To define the initial conditions of the 1. Adjustment of fluid contacts:


    reservoir to and fluid properties data in
    Dynamic Model. • Set a filter that allow model to ignore all
    cells from and below OWC
    • To integrate all dynamic data (Relative
    Permeability, Porosity & Permeability, 2. Adjustments of capillary pressure (pc) curve
    Special Core Analysis and PVT Data). to raise it up to reduce:

    • Able to reduce the percentage difference • Transition zone


    between Static Model and Dynamic Model. • Overestimates the dynamic STOIIP
    11. Before initialization, the 22. Initial Condition
    fluid properties and rock The data for Gas Solubility, Rs
    physics should input into is the auto calculation in the
    Petrel. PETREL need to be matched
    with the data in PVT Report.

    33. Matching STOIIP volume


    with static model
    44. Matching STOIIP volume
    with Dynamic model

    Comparison of STOIIP:
    As a comparison between the static and dynamic model, if the STOIIP values yield a percentage difference less than
    the required 5%. Therefore, the objective of our modelling and simulation have been met.

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