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Integration of Seismic Data and Uncertainties in the Facies ModelP. Nivlet*, S. Ng, M.A. Hetle, K. Børset, A.B. Rustad (Statoil ASA),P. Dahle, R. Hauge & O. Kolbjørnsen (Norwegian Computing Center)

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Motivation: 3D reservoir modelling

3D reservoir model3D reservoir model

Reservoir Reservoir simulationssimulations

Production dataProduction data

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The Snorre field

• Location:

Blocks 34/4 and 34/7 in the Tampen area, in the northern part of the North Sea (191 km2)

• Production start: 1992

• Production

(2009): ~180,000 bbl/day

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Motivations: Data integration

3D reservoir model3D reservoir modelWell log data

seismic amplitudes (angle-stacks)

Structure, stratigraphy

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Challenges in integrating the data

• Multi-scale issue

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Challenges in integrating the data

• Non-unique relationship between seismic amplitudes and geology

• A multivariate problem

2.0

1.7

Vp/V

s

Shale

AI (g/cm3.m/s)6,000 10,000

Sand

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The data uncertainty challenge

• Random noise• Acquisition / Processing footprint • Angle Misalignments• Imperfect physical model

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Geological setting

1,000 m

•Reservoir depth:

2-2.7 km

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Traditional workflow

Seismic attribute (depth)

Facies model

Reservoir grid (depth)

integration

Well facies+extracted seismic attribute

geometry

conditioning

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Proposed workflow

Seismic attribute (depth)

Facies model

Reservoir grid (depth)

integration

Well facies+extracted seismic attribute

geometry

conditioning

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Workflow from inversion to facies prediction

Seismic (partial angle-stacks) Inversion

m

Bayesian wavelet extraction

Seismic facies analysis

Vp

Vs

ρ

m

Facies probability

Decreasing probability

of shale

Increasing probability of shale

BCUBCU

SN LL

OWCLunde

SN ML

Lomvi Fm

34/434/4--11

Decreasing probability

of shale

Increasing probability of shale

BCUBCU

SN LL

OWCLunde

SN ML

Lomvi Fm

34/434/4--11

Seismicmodelling

mBG mS mHF

=

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Geostatistical seismic inversion

• 1D modelling of seismic amplitudes (Aki&Richards’ model): linear in m=(log(vp ), log(vs ), log))

• Normal distribution of elastic properties m

• Data (e ) stationary uncertainties estimated from analysis of amplitudes

• Prior (m ) stationary uncertainties estimated from well log analysis

nGmd

mm|d = mBG +m

G*(Gm

G* + e

)-1(d -

GmBG )

m|d

= m

-

m

G*(Gm

G* + e

)-1G m

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Advantages/limitations of the technique

Lateral correlations

- Different stratigraphy settings

- Grid built from max. 2 horizons

Stationary uncertainty model:

- Global matrix

- Lateral correlations

- Vertical correlations

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Inversion result: Elastic properties

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Impact on elastic parameter uncertainties

Frequency (Hz)

0 20 40 60

0

-50

0 10 20 30

Prior Posterior uncertainty variation (%)

AI

Vp

Rho

SI

Vs

Vp/Vs

Prior Posterior uncertainty variation AI (%)

Seismic bandwidth (Near)

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Inversion results QC

Multivariate correlation (RV ) between band- pass well-logs and inversion results

35% of wells RV > 0.8 33% of wells 0.8 > RV > 0.7 32% of wells RV < 0.7

Well

Inversion

AI SI Rhob

100

ms

Band-pass filtered

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Workflow from inversion to facies prediction

Seismic (partial angle-stacks) Inversion

m

Bayesian wavelet extraction

Seismic facies analysis

Vp

Vs

ρ

m

Facies probability

Decreasing probability

of shale

Increasing probability of shale

BCUBCU

SN LL

OWCLunde

SN ML

Lomvi Fm

34/434/4--11

Decreasing probability

of shale

Increasing probability of shale

BCUBCU

SN LL

OWCLunde

SN ML

Lomvi Fm

34/434/4--11

Seismicmodelling

mBG mS mHF

=

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Supervised seismic facies analysis

p(m

| Sand)p(Sand | m)

Kernel estimator

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Supervised seismic facies analysis

μ

m|d = μm +(I- Σm/d Σm-1)(m

– μm ) + e*

Raw Well logsRaw Well logs

Filtered well logsFiltered well logs

Inversion results at well positionInversion results at well position

Inversion filtered well logsInversion filtered well logs

Different resolution scales

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Cross plots: Inversion filtered well logs

Inversion frequency filtered Predicted SAND probability

Vp/V

s

AI (g/cm3 m/s)6,000 10,000

2.0

1.7V

p/Vs

AI (g/cm3 m/s)6,000 10,000

2.0

1.7

0

1

Shale

Sand

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Seismic facies analysis: Sand probability results

Sand probability

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Inversion results QC: Finding optimal well position

Confidence index (khi2): Vertical sand proportion from well compared with seismic sand probability100

ms

Seismic sand probability section

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Facies probability QC

31% of wells: Good confidence 61% of wells: Medium 8% of wells: Bad confidence

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Inversion results QC

Potential factors impacting mismatch

Stratigraphic level

Position with respect to OWC

Presence of faults

Average shale proportion

++

+

+

+

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3D confidence index• Measurement of prediction

• Weighting function in facies modelling

0

1

WellInversion result

Confidence[0,1]

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Proposed workflow

Facies model

Reservoir grid (depth)

integration

Well facies+extracted seismic attribute

geometry

conditioning

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Snorre: Average proportion of channelAverage map estimated from 8 realizations

0

1

0

1

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Concluding remarks

• Integrated workflow from seismic inversion to consistent seismic constrained facies modelling

• Fast geostatistical inversion approach and facies prediction

• Consistent resolution between inversion results and facies probabilities gives realistic predictions and facies models

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Concluding remarks: Further work

• How to refine the upscaling of elastic parameters from well log to seismic scales? How to have a more local approach?

• Constraining observed 4D signals by using predicted facies sand probability (Ayzenberg and Theune, “Stratigraphically constrained seismic 4D inversion” M017, Room 127/128, Wednesday, 9h30)

• Flow simulations of constrained facies models and history matching with 4D for more predictive production prognoses

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Acknowledgements

Thanks to Statoil, Norwegian Computing Center and the Snorre partners

Petoro, ExxonMobil Norge, Idemitsu Petroleum, RWE Dea Norge, Total E&P Norge and Amerada Hess Norge

for discussions and permission to publish this work.

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Integration of Seismic Data and Uncertainties in the Facies Model

Philippe NivletPrincipal Geophysicist –Petek Tyrihanspniv@statoil.com, tel: +47 958 16 589www.statoil.com

Thank you

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