NEW REGIONAL RESERVOIR PLAY CHARACTERIZATION PROGRAMS

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Going Beyond Exploration
Advertisements

Overview of Seismic Interpretation
Practical Sequence Stratigraphy
Developing the Role of Petrophysics into the Year 2000 and Beyond Donal S Mageean Exxon Exploration Company.
Seismic Stratigraphy EPS 444
Stephen C. Ruppel, Bureau of Economic Geology, WTGS Symposium 2001, Midland, TX OPPORTUNITIES FOR RECOVERY OF REMAINING OIL IN SAN ANDRES RESERVOIRS: EXAMPLE.
E Guevara, Bureau of Economic Geology, PBGSP Annual Meeting, 2/27-28/06, Austin, TX SPRABERRY AND DEAN SANDSTONES (LOWER PERMIAN, LEONARDIAN), MIDLAND.
Reservoir Connectivity and Stimulated Gas Flow in Tight Sands “ The Piceance Project” Rulison Field, Piceance Basin.
Williams Fork Formation Reservoir Characterization at
FUTURE TASKS FOR 10/05 - 3/O6 Complete integration of stratigraphy task with structure task and finalize isopach maps in November. Integrate stratigraphy.
Geological Sequestration of C Carbon Sequestration Module IX: CO 2 Sequestration and Oil Recovery, Permian Basin, USA Maurice Dusseault Department of Earth.
Unconventional Petrophysical Analysis in Unconventional Reservoirs
Geologic Analysis of Naturally Fractured Reservoirs 2nd Edition, R. A
Significant New “Learings” From An Integrated Study Of An Old Field, Foster/South Cowden Field (Grayburg & San Andres), Ector County, Texas DE-FC22-93BC14982.
Reservoir Model of Northern Platform, Sacroc Field
Guided by 3D seismic data, property modeling for the depleted reservoir was extended downward to the sparsely drilled deep saline aquifer. The geologic.
Sedimentology & Stratigraphy:
CEED More Than An Enigmatic Building Dr. Bob Trentham Director Center For Energy and Economic Diversification Center For Energy and Economic Diversificationat.
Significant New “Learnings” From An Integrated Study Of An Old Field, Foster/South Cowden Field (Grayburg & San Andres), Ector County, Texas. Robert C.
International Shale Development Optimization
Advanced Resources International Demonstration of a Novel, Integrated, Multi-Scale Procedure for High-Resolution 3D Reservoir Characterization and Improved.
Forum for Reservoir Characterisation, Reservoir Engineering and Exploration Technology Cooperation Officially opened by Jens Stoltenberg 17. November 1995.
1 l American Geological Institute Academic - Industry Associates Conference Houston, Texas 1999 Petroleum Sector Remarks Dodd DeCamp.
GEOLOGIST / GEOPHYSICIST (Intern / Full-time) At BP, we use leading-edge technology to supply energy—primarily oil and gas—to meet the growing world demand.
Liquids from Shale Geo “Slam” Carrie Welker Dec 13, 2011.
Dr. Tark Hamilton Camosun College
Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas
INTEGRATED SYNTHESIS OF PERMIAN BASIN DEPOSITIONAL HISTORY AND STRATIGRAPHIC ARCHITECTURE: DATA AND MODELS FOR RECOVERING EXISTING AND UNDISCOVERED OIL.
Sequence Stratigraphy of the South Texas Oligocene: Understanding the Relationship Between Shale Tectonism and Lowstand Deposition R. Treviño, L.F. Brown,
2016 RCRL Prospective Research Directions
NEW REGIONAL RESERVOIR PLAY CHARACTERIZATION PROGRAMS IN TEXAS & NEW MEXICO at the Bureau of Economic Geology Principal Investigators: Stephen C. Ruppel.
How do we teach Geomechanics?
A of Bureau Economic Geology a Fracture Research and Application Consortium Selected Overview Slides 2005
Careers in Petroleum Geology Slides from aapg.org Presented by Rick Abegg Chevron.
The Tools of Subsurface Analysis
Joel Ben-Awuah. Questions to Answer What do you understand about pseudo-well? When to apply pseudo-well? What are the uncertainties in reservoir modeling?
Stright and Bernhardt – MA-MS Calibration AAPG 2010 Sub-seismic scale lithology prediction for enhanced reservoir-quality interpretation from seismic attributes,
Use of Geologic Maps and Structural Geology to locate an oil well.
Stephen C. Ruppel, Bureau of Economic Geology, PBGSP Annual Meeting, 2/27-28/06, Austin, TX Stephen C. Ruppel Bureau of Economic Geology The Jackson School.
Hardrock Seismic Attribute Analysis and AVO modeling for Carlin-type Deposit Exploration Kyle T. Gray 1 Jared Townsend 2 John Louie 1 1 University of Nevada,
GEOINFORMATIC DISCIPLINES FOR OIL&GAS GEOLOGISTS PEOPLES’ FRIENDSHIP UNIVERSITY OF RUSSIA Engineering Faculty Department of Mineral Deposits and Exploration.
Appalachian storage Hub (ASH) project
Department of Geology and Geological Engineering
Department of Geology and Geological Engineering
THE DEVONIAN WOODFORD FORMATION: SOURCE AND RESERVOIR?
John H. Shaw and Andreas Plesch, Harvard University
Petroleum Engineering 631 — Petroleum Reservoir Description
Petrophysical Characterization of the Barnett Shale: Progress Report
Appalachian storage Hub (ASH) project
Marcell Lux, hydrogeologist engineer
Funding was provided by The University of Texas System
2017 RCRL Prospective Research Directions
Role of Fractures in Michigan Oil and Gas Reservoirs
2018 RCRL Prospective Research Directions
THE DEVONIAN WOODFORD FORMATION: SOURCE AND RESERVOIR?
UPDATE ON PROJECT ACTIVITIES 2006 PROGRAM YEAR
of these basic elements
3D Seismic Image of Channel Sand
Seismic attribute applications:
SACRAMENTO STATE Geology 103A Sedimentology and Stratigraphy Tim Horner Geology Department, CSU Sacramento Lecture #16: Stratigraphy Reading assignments:
What Is Seismic Facies Analysis?
Role of Fractures in Michigan Oil and Gas Reservoirs
NEW OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN 3-D GEOLOGICAL MAPPING IN POLAND
Role of Fractures in Michigan Oil and Gas Reservoirs
A Geologic Model 1m 75 m Perm 250 mD Sand Shale 0.1 mD 50 m Slide 16
by D. J. Went, R. V. Hamilton, N. H. Platt, and J. R. Underhill
Petrophysical Characterization of the Barnett Shale: Status
Petrophysical Characterization of the Barnett Shale: Status
Controls on marginal marine and nonmarine stratigraphic architecture:
Example of integration of lithologic data from detailed well cuttings analyses with wireline log and seismic datasets to generate a high resolution sequence.
Presentation transcript:

NEW REGIONAL RESERVOIR PLAY CHARACTERIZATION PROGRAMS IN TEXAS & NEW MEXICO at the Bureau of Economic Geology GEOLOGICAL SYNTHESIS OF THE PALEOZOIC OF THE PERMIAN BASIN (PBGSP) CARBONIFEROUS GAS SHALE RESOURCES IN TEXAS (CGSR) Principal Investigators: Stephen C. Ruppel & Robert G. Loucks

GEOGRAPHIC SCOPE Permian Basin study area Barnett shale study area

PROGRAM GOALS Produce a detailed, comprehensive history of Paleozoic depositional and reservoir systems in the Permian Basin Create spatially integrated data bases of depositional, stratigraphic, lithologic, and petrophysical properties

TARGET RESOURCES Development Target: : 23 billion barrels of mobile oil remaining in existing reservoirs Exploration Target: 3.5 billion barrels of undiscovered oil and NGL resources

VALUE Provide fundamental stratigraphic and reservoir-specific data in a readily accessible and useable format. Integrated data will decrease the risk and increase the efficiency of exploitation Integrated data will define new opportunities for drilling. Integrated data will form the basis for new engineering approaches and completion practices

SOURCE DATA Reservoir studies Cores Wireline logs 3D & 2D seismic Outcrop studies Published reports Company data NEW STUDIES

DELIVERABLES Text: Written synthesis of history, stratigraphy, facies, structural history, and reservoir development in Permian Basin. Data: ARC/INFO GIS-based regional structure maps, facies maps, cross sections, core descriptions and data, outcrop descriptions and sections, core data, reservoir data, production data, publications, etc for each play.

TEXT First-year report on depositional history and stratigraphy of the Cambrian-Permian Incremental play reports as completed.

DELIVERABLE DATA PBGSP Barnett/Woodford Regional structure and facies maps Regional cross sections Core descriptions and data Core photographs Reservoir cross sections Reservoir models Outcrop models Depositional facies models Seismic models Production data Publications Geothermal gradient maps Organic geochemistry data Fracture data Biostratigraphic data Production data Rock mechanics data

REGIONAL STRUCTURE MAPS Woodford Structure

FACIES MAPS

REGIONAL CROSS-SECTIONS Sequence stratigraphic framework systems tracts bounding surfaces/unconformities Unit correlations Facies correlations Unit correlations Facies correlations Payzone continuity Wireline attributes

OUTCROP MODELS

DEPOSITIONAL MODELS

RESERVOIR MODELS

CORE DESCRIPTIONS

CORE PHOTOGRAPHS Ooid/skeletal Lime Grainstone Separate Vug Porosity Porosity: 23.1 %; Permeability: 17 md

CORE ANALYSIS DATA

RESERVOIR CROSS-SECTIONS Cycle stratigraphic framework Facies stacking patterns Reservoir architecture Payzone continuity Wireline attributes

SEISMIC SECTIONS NW SE Glorieta platform margin Yates 500 ms Yates Grayburg reservoir Queen Grayburg Lowstand wedge Glorieta platform margin U San Andres M 1000 ms L Clear Fork 1 mile

PRODUCTION DATA

PUBLICATIONS

DATA DELIVERY FORMATS Written summary reports on each play Digital & paper delivery Digital data (GIS ARC-View) CD format Online web-based (ARC-IMS)

FUNDING DOE: $800k Industry Sponsors Bureau of Economic Geology Leveraging RCRL STARR Current Funding Level: ~ $400k /year

BENEFITS OF SPONSORSHIP Exclusive priority access to data products and deliverables for minimum of 1 year. Access to data digitally as it becomes available. Input as to focus and deliverables of project. Direct access to project staff. Attendance at annual project meetings.

PROJECT START DATE AND TERM Start: January 1, 2005 Initial term: 3 years Continuation based on funding availability.

COST OF SPONSORSHIP Basic Sponsorship: $19,000 (annual) Two-year Sponsorship: $37,000 Three-year Sponsorship: $54,000

PROJECT STAFF BEG Full-time Staff: Steve Ruppel (PI) Bob Loucks (PI, STARR) Sedimentologists - Stratigraphers - 8 Petrophysicist Structural Geologist Reservoir engineers - 2 UT Students Collaborating Staff (non-BEG) Biostratigrapher Organic Geochemist

PROJECT CONTACTS Steve Ruppel 512-471-2965 Stephen.ruppel@beg.utexas.edu Bob Loucks 512-471-0366 Bob.loucks@beg.utexas.edu