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West Texas Geological Society
Abstract
Role of Sequence Stratigraphy in Reservoir Characterization: An Example from the Grayburg Formation, Permian Basin
Abstract
When reservoir scale sequence stratigraphy is combined with: 1) seismic stratigraphy to understand large scale to small-scale reservoir architecture; 2) core and log studies to reconstruct depositional environments; 3) petrophysical and diagenetic studies to understand reservoir pore systems and the fluids which fill the pores; 4) field production histories; and 5) field production testing, it becomes a very powerful tool in reservoir characterization. Sequence stratigraphic concepts utilized on various scales on the Grayburg Formation, from sequences, simple sequences, parasequence sets, parasequences, to individual beds and laminae, reveal how the hierarchy of sequence stratigraphy within a reservoir can exert a tremendous control on reservoir production.
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