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AAPG Memoir 71 : Reservoir Characterization-Recent Advances
Edited by Richard A. Schatzinger and John F. Jordan
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1999 by The
American Association of Petroleum Geologists. All rights reserved.
Memoir 71, Chapter 19: Evaluation of Multiple Geostatistical Models Using Scaling-Up with
Coarse Grids: A Practical Study , by P. Lemouzy , Pages 277 - 292
Chapter 19
Evaluation of Multiple Geostatistical Models Using
Scaling-Up with Coarse Grids: A Practical Study
P. Lemouzy
Institut Francais du Petrole
Elf/Ifp Helios Group
Pau, France
ABSTRACT
In the field delineation phase, the uncertainty in hydrocarbon reservoir descriptions
is large. In order to quickly examine the impact of this uncertainty on production
performance, it is necessary to evaluate a large number of descriptions in relation to
possible production methods (well spacing, injection rate, etc.). The method of using
coarse scaled-up models was first proposed by Ballin et al. Unlike other methods
(connectivity analysis, tracer simulations), it considers parameters such as thermodynamic
behavior of the fluids, well management, etc.
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