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Objectives
After this lecture you should understand:
• The importance of integrated well-to-seismic interpretation
• The basic well-to-seismic interpretation process & workflow
• Well-to-seismic interpretation tips, tricks & common pitfalls
• Reservoir Connectivity
– “How are my reservoirs connected?”
– “Can the baffles or barriers be seen on seismic?”
Data Needed for an Integrated Well-to-Seismic Interpretation
• Sonic Log
• Density Log
• Deviation Survey
• Wavelet
• Time-Depth Relationship
• Other Data
– Cores
– Pressure Data
– Production / Performance History
Sonic Log
Sonic tools measure transit time (DT) from source(s) to receivers, not velocity of rocks
Borehole Compensated
a
Basic Sonic Tool Sonic Tool
T UT
Equivalent to a R1
small-scale seismic R2 Measured slowness
d b
refraction survey is independent of
R3
c along the borehole R4 changes in borehole
R1 c
L
R2 wall LT diameter (e.g.,
washout, bit size)
Slowness = dt = 1 / Vinterval = Time(us) / Distance(ft)
• Common Problems
– Incorrect datum
– Incorrect surface well location
– Incorrect deviation (XY loaded
as YZ data)
– Seismic image location not
actual location (under or over
migrated data)
– Wrong geodetics
Do No Harm!
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