Geopressure and Trap Integrity Predictions from 3-D Seismic Data (Record no. 187853)

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Título Geopressure and Trap Integrity Predictions from 3-D Seismic Data
Subtítulo Case Study of the Greater Ughelli Depobelt, Niger Delta
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Nombre de publicador, distribuidor, etc.
Fecha de publicación, distribución, etc. sept./oct. 2012
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Fecha de carga 22/08/2013 ; 22/08/2013
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Otra extensión 13 p. ; 383-396
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Resumen Traducción del resúmen del autor: The deep drilling campaign in the Niger Delta has demonstrated the need for a detailed geopressure and trap integrity (drilling margin) analysis as an integral and required step in prospect appraisal. Pre-drill pore pressure prediction from 3-D seismic data was carried out in the Greater Ughelli depobelt, Niger Delta basin to predict subsurface pressure regimes and further applied in the determination of hydrocarbon column height, reservoir continuity, fault seal and trap integrity. Results revealed that geopressured sedimentary formations are common within the more prolific deeper hydrocarbon reserves in the Niger Delta basin. The depth to top of mild geopressure (<0.60 psi/ft) in the study area ranges from about 6 000 ft to 9 000 ft subsea. Similarly, the depth to top of hard geopressures (>0.60 psi/ft) ranges from about 10 000 ftss to over 30 000 ftss. The distribution of geopressures shows a well defined trend with depth to top of geopressures increasing towards the central part of the basin. This variation in the depth of top of geopressures in the area is believed to be related to faulting and shale diapirism, with top of geopressures becoming shallow with shale diapirism and deep with sedimentation. Post-depositional faulting is believed to have controlled the configuration of the geopressure surface and has played later roles in modifying the present day depth to top of geopressures. In general, geopressure in this area is often associated with simple rollover structures bounded by growth faults, especially at the hanging walls, while hydrostatic pressures were observed in areas with k-faults and collapsed crested structures.
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Título Oil and Gas Science and Technology
Partes relacionadas 68
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