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Naturally Fractured Tight Gas Reservoir Detection Optimization. Quarterly Technical Progress Report, October-December 1994
Author: Naturally Fractured Tight Gas Reservoir Detection Optimization. Quarterly Report, October 1--December 31, 1994
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Pages : 17
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This progress report covers the following tasks: Computational geochemistry (Indiana University Laboratory); and geologic assessment of the Piceance Basin. Computational geochemistry covers; three- dimensional basin simulator; stress solver; two-dimensional basin simulator; organic reactions and multi-phase flow; grid optimization; database calibration and data input; and Piceance Basin initial simulation. Sub-tasks under geologic assessment of the Piceance Basin include: structural analysis; reservoir characterization; stratigraphic interpretation; seismic interpretation; and remote sensing interpretation.
Naturally Fractured Tight Gas Reservoir Detection Optimization. Quarterly Technical Progress Report, April 1995-June 1995
Author: Naturally Fractured Tight Gas Reservoir Detection Optimization. Quarterly Report, July-September 1994
Author: Naturally Fractured Tight Gas Reservoir Detection Optimization. Quarterly Report, July 1--September 30, 1994
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Research continued in the detection of naturally fractured tight gas reservoirs. Tasks include modeling, data analysis, geologic assessment of the Piceance Basin, and remote sensing.
Naturally Fractured Tight Gas Reservoir Detection Optimization. Quarterly Report, October 1, 1995--December 31, 1995
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Bid adjustments, based on moving the location of the survey, have been received from the four companies that had previously bid on the 3D acquisition. Two companies, Western Geophysical and Northern Geophysical did not change their bids. Capilano and Grant Geophysical did change their bids to take into account turnkey shot hole drilling. Based on the normalization of key acquisition chargeables as indicated in Table 1, attached, crew availability and experience in the project area, I recommend that Western Geophysical be awarded the contract for seismic acquisition, subject to completion of an acceptable contract and approval by the DOE. This report provides information on data analysis and acquisition on stratigraphy and wells within the Piceance Basin.
Naturally Fractured Tight Gas Reservoir Detection Optimization
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The work plan for the quarter of October 1, 1997--December 31, 1997 consisted of two tasks: (1) Present results of Rulison field test at various conferences, seminars, and to Barrett Resources and Snyder Oil Co. and (2) Continue work into developing a predictive quantitative method for locating fault-related natural fractures. The first task was completed during this reporting period. The second task continues the beginning of quantitative fracture mechanics analysis of the geologic processes that are involved for the development of fault-related natural fractures. The goal of this work is to develop a predictive capability of locating natural fractures prior to drilling.
Naturally Fractured Tight Gas Reservoir Detection Optimization. Quarterly Report, January--March 1995
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The objective is to determine methods for detection and mapping of natural fracture systems for economic production of natural gas from fractured reservoirs. This progress report covers: 3D P-wave survey; additional processing of 3D P-wave survey; review of multicomponent recording feasibility tests; minivibrator studies; and modeling of 3D-3C acquisition parameters.
Naturally Fractured Tight Gas
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Naturally Fractured Tight Gas Reservoir Detection Optimization. Quaterly Report, October 1, 1996--December 31, 1996
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This document contains the status report for the Naturally Fractured Tight Gas-Gas Reservoir Detection Optimization project for the contract period October 1 to December 31, 1996. Data from seismic surveys are analyzed for structural imaging of reflector units as part of a 3-D basin modeling effort. The goal of this task is to assess the effects of structural complexity and regional anisotropy on a seismic attribute taken to indicate local fracturing and/or gas concentrations. The main activities of this quarter included basin modeling, 3-D, 3-C processing, correlation matrix, dipole sonic logging, and technology transfer.