This project, initiated and managed by SADME, aimed to improve in-house methods of petrophysical log analysis in order to more reliably estimate producible gas reserves in the Moomba and Big Lake Fields, via more accurate estimation of reservoir...
This project, initiated and managed by SADME, aimed to improve in-house methods of petrophysical log analysis in order to more reliably estimate producible gas reserves in the Moomba and Big Lake Fields, via more accurate estimation of reservoir porosity, permeability and water saturation. This objective was achieved by - 1) calibrating log-derived gas reservoir petrophysical data by comparison with accurate core-derived data, measured at overburden conditions where possible. The relevant core data includes porosity, permeability, cation exchange capacity, grain density, electrical properties and capillary pressure measurements; 2) developing accurate algorithms for porosity and shale volume factor, and using the Waxman-Smits equation in log analysis to better estimate water saturation; 3) assessing the critical cut-off properties characterising productive versus non-productive gas reservoirs.
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