Enhanced Reservoir Characterization and Well Performance with Integration of Static and Dynamic Data

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Enhanced Reservoir Characterization and Well Performance with Integration of Static and Dynamic Data  

Reservoirs can exhibit heterogeneity in terms of porosity, permeability, in shaly sands  and in carbonates along with   fractures, vugs, including wettability.   This heterogeneity affects the well evaluation, horizontal well placement and performance estimation that would be crucial for completion, testing  and reservoir management decisions.   

This presentation will discuss a methodology for reservoir characterization, geological modeling, and well performance prediction by integrating a complete suite of petrophysical and pressure transient test data to build a detailed geological reservoir model with permeability anisotropy 

Production logging has traditionally been used for problem well diagnosis and flow profile in vertical wells and increasingly in horizontal wells in the recent years. It will be shown how the methodologies and the field examples of horizontal production logging can reveal the heterogeneities and aid to reservoir characterization with the integration of numerical  Near Wellbore Modeling (NWM) and the production logging in a multilateral well to obtain layer permeabilities Production logging also becomes crucial for the diagnostic of fractures, spatially distributed Several field examples of comprehensive production logs with the analysis will be shown with examples  

Multi well comprehensive static and dynamic data integration  is also shown to evaluate water sweep, diagnosing reservoir dynamic performance of heterogeneous reservoirs in a mixed salinity environment.  

Speaker:

Murat Zeybek

Schlumberger 

Murat Zeybek is a Schlumberger Reservoir Engineering Advisor and Global WL Reservoir domain expert based in MoscowHe works  on interpretation of wireline formation testers, pressure transient analysis, interference testing,  sampling heavy oil, numerical modeling of fluid flow, segment models,  fluid flow in porous media, production logging, modeling of water/gas shut off  and  reservoir monitoring. He is a global mentor in Schlumberger. 

He is a technical editor for the SPERE ( Reservoir Evaluation & Engineering), Canadian Journal of Petroleum Technology, and Journal of Petroleum Engineering Science. Murat also served as a committee member for the SPE Annual Technical Conferences, including several SPE Saudi Arabia Technical Symposiums. He has been a discussion leader, key note speaker, panelist  and a committee member for several SPE Applied Technology Workshops (ATWs), YPTSincluding AAPG, joint SEG, EAGE workshops. 

Murat received his B.S. degree from the Technical University of Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey, and his M.S. 

degree  and Ph.D. degree  both from the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, all in Petroleum Engineering. 

 

Congress Center of RF CCI. Start at 7 p.m.:

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