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Abstract
Chapter from:
Edited by Deltaic
Reservoirs
:
Effects of Progressive Architecture Variation Through a Depositional Cycle from Outcrop
and Subsurface Observations
Chapter 5
Predicting Interwell Heterogeneity in
Fluvial-Deltaic
Reservoirs
: Effects of Progressive Architecture Variation Through a
Depositional Cycle from Outcrop and Subsurface Observations
Bureau of Economic Geology
The University of Texas at Austin
Austin, Texas, U.S.A.
Mark D. Barton
Shell Development Company
Houston, Texas, U.S.A.
ABSTRACT
deltaic
deposits exist for predicting interwell
heterogeneity, a single model applies only to genetically related deposits of a single
pulse of progradation and retreat, which describes only one, or a part of one, reservoir.
Recent studies document significant changes in depositional style in adjacent
stratigraphic intervals, and a model for predicting this variability is needed; therefore,
we have carried out studies of outcrop reservoir analogs and of
reservoirs
that suggest
that variability is predictable if assessed within the framework of depositional cycles
and that differences between adjacent high-frequency cycles can substantially impact
production behavior and reserve-growth potential.
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