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Petroleum Geoscience; January 2005; v. 11; no. 1; p. 37-46; DOI: 10.1144/1354-079303-611
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Reservoir modelling and simulation of Lajas Formation outcrops (Argentina) to constrain tidal reservoirs of the Halten Terrace (Norway)

Inge Brandsæter1, Duncan McIlroy2, Oddvar Lia3, Philip Ringrose1 and Arve Næss1

1 Statoil ASA, Exploration and Production, N-7501 Stjørdal, Norway
2 Sedimentology & Internet Solutions Ltd, 29 Proctor Road, Hoylake, Wirral CH47 4BB, UK
3 Statoil Research Centre, Rotvoll, N-7005 Trondheim, Norway

Three-dimensional geological modelling and reservoir simulations of an outcrop analogue to reservoirs of the Halten Terrace, offshore mid-Norway, are presented. The model of the outcrop incorporates (a) a detailed sedimentological understanding, (b) a set of stochastic realizations highly-constrained to the geological models and (c) streamline waterflood flow simulations assuming typical subsurface petrophysical properties from the Halten Terrace. Statistical analysis of simulation results has been used to show the importance of both the facies architecture and the spatial petrophysical model. The outcrop model has significantly improved the estimation of facies dimensions and architecture and gives a valuable insight into understanding petroleum reservoirs of the Halten Terrace.

KEYWORDS: tidal deltaic facies, outcrop analogues, reservoir modelling, streamline simulation




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