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AAPG Bulletin; Year: 2015; Issue: June
DOI: 10.1306/01191513191

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Figure 15 (A, B) Cross sections of facies-association belts along the structural crest of two models containing multiple, stacked delta-lobe deposits (with the coastal-plain deposits shown in Figure 3E removed), showing the location of production wells: (A) 0% barrier to flow along clinoforms, non-zero vertical permeability (BLTN13191eq130 of 7 md) in distal delta-front heteroliths (dDF) deposits, and no channelized fluvial sandbodies (FC); and (B) 90% barrier to flow along clinoforms, zero vertical permeability in dDF deposits, and FC sandbodies present. Pressure and water-saturation profiles along the labeled well in both models are shown in parts E–I. (C, D) Corresponding cross sections showing water saturation after 10 yr of production with a target oil production rate over 10 yr of BLTN13191eq131 (2200 bbl/day). (E–I) Facies-association successions, stratigraphic surfaces, and pressure and water-saturation profiles after 10 yr of production along production well (labeled with asterisk in parts A–D), with dashed lines denoting clinoforms and black lines representing parasequence bounding flooding surfaces. Well data extracted from five models are shown, with increasing heterogeneity from left to right: (E) 0% barrier to flow along clinoforms, non-zero vertical permeability (BLTN13191eq132 of 7 md) in dDF deposits, and no FC sandbodies; (F) 0% barrier to flow along clinoforms, zero vertical permeability in dDF deposits, and no FC sandbodies; (G) 90% barrier to flow along clinoforms, non-zero vertical permeability (BLTN13191eq133 of 7 md) in dDF deposits, and no FC sandbodies; (H) 90% barrier to flow along clinoforms, zero vertical permeability in dDF deposits, and no FC sandbodies; and (I) 90% barrier to flow along clinoforms, zero vertical permeability in dDF deposits, and FC sandbodies present. SMB = stream-mouth-bar sandstones; pDF = proximal delta-front sandstones.

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