Estimation of in-situ petrophysical properties from wireline formation tester and induction logging measurements (Record no. 169125)

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Campo de control de longitud fija 260224s2008 xxu
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Título Estimation of in-situ petrophysical properties from wireline formation tester and induction logging measurements
Subtítulo A joint inversion approach
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Nombre de publicador, distribuidor, etc.
Fecha de publicación, distribución, etc. Dic. 2008
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Fecha de carga 24/02/2009 ; 24/02/2009
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Otra extensión 17 p. ; 1-17
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Resumen Transcripción del resúmen publicado por el autor: We introduce a novel inversion algorithm for the in-situ petrophysical evaluation of hydrocarbon-bearing formations. The algorithm simultaneously honors a set of multi-physics data: (a) Pressure-transient, flowline fractional flow, and salt production rate measurements as a function of time acquired with a wireline-conveyed, dual-packer formation tester, and (b) borehole array induction measurements. Both time evolution and spatial distribution of fluid saturation and salt concentration in the near-borehole region are constrained by the physics of mud-filtrate invasion. The inverse problem consists of the simultaneous estimation of the near-borehole permeability and parametric saturation functions of relative permeability and capillary pressure. A two-dimensional axisymmetric petrophysical model is assumed for the near-borehole region. Both horizontal and vertical permeabilities are subject to inversion. Saturation functions of relative permeability and capillary pressure are parametrically represented using a modified Brooks–Corey model. We simulate the response of borehole logging instruments by reproducing the multi-phase, multi-component flow that takes place during mud-filtrate invasion and formation test. A fully implicit finite-difference black-oil reservoir simulator with brine tracking extension is used to simulate fluid-flow phenomena. Induction measurements are coupled to the physics of fluid flow using a rapid integro-differential algorithm. Inversion experiments consider both noise-free and noise-contaminated synthetic data. Joint inversion results provide a quantitative proof-of-concept for the simultaneous estimation of transversely anisotropic spatial distributions of permeability and saturation-dependent functions. The stability and reliability of the inversions are conditioned by the accuracy of the a priori information about the formation porosity and fluid PVT properties. We develop an alternative sequential inversion technique for cases where multi-physics measurements lack the degrees of freedom necessary to accurately estimate all the petrophysical model parameters. The first step involves estimation of horizontal and vertical permeabilities from late-time transient-pressure measurements. Subsequently, the entire set of measurements is jointly inverted to yield saturation-dependent functions.
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Título Journal of Petroleum Science & Engineering
Partes relacionadas 63
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Apellido, Nombre Alpak, Faruk O.
9 (RLIN) 20063
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Apellido, Nombre Torres-Verdín, Carlos
9 (RLIN) 6902
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Apellido, Nombre Habashy, Tarek M.
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Término tópico Permeabilidad relativa
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Término tópico Presión capilar
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Biblioteca Alejandro Angel Bulgheroni Biblioteca Alejandro Angel Bulgheroni 05/03/2026 200043917   200043917 05/03/2026 Artículo de Revista


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