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Generalized S Transform Seismic Processing Technology In The Ordos Basin Reservoir Prediction

Posted on:2006-07-17Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:B J WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2190360155975766Subject:Minerals, rocks, ore deposits
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In ZZ area, we studied the distribution of the main reservoir bed-S23, which is shallow delta thin sand bed, by GST processing. From the GST profile, we discovered that the schollen thick sand beds are only local distributed, and most of them are distributary channel sand and distributary bar deposit. Then we determined that the S23 sand deposit direction is NW-SE in west, N-S in central and NE-SW in east. The GST interpretation profiles have been tested by 14 wells, 2 wells mismatch and the coincidence rate is 85.7%. Based on the profiles we suggested 8 predicted wells, 5 well completed and the other two is still drilling. The completed on is coincident with the forecast.The paper testified that GST is a effective technology to get high- resolution seismic profile, compartmentalize deposit microfacies, confirm strike direction of sandstone and make sure of the distribution range of oil-gas bearing sandstone, and is the gordian technique for the exploration of lithologic gas-oil pool in complicated areas.
Keywords/Search Tags:Ordos Basin, Generalized S Transform (GST), seismic sequence, sequence stratigraphy, lateral reservoir prediction
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