USING 3D SEISMIC AND WELL LOG DATA

VOLUMETRIC ESTIMATION OF AGBEJU FIELD, NIGER DELTA NIGERIA, USING 3D SEISMIC AND WELL LOG DATA

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This project work is focused on the volumetric estimation of Agbeju Field, Niger Delta using 3Dseismic data and well logs. Data used for this project include 3-D seismic data in SEG-Y format and suites of five well logs (Agbeju 01, Agbeju 02, Agbeju 03, Agbeju 04 and Agbeju X01). 9 major faults and 24 minor faults were delineated on the seismic data. The lateral extent of 3 hydrocarbon bearing reservoirs were delineated and mapped as blocks (Sand A, Sand B and Sand C) and evaluated showing the petrophysical values across the reservoirs having average porosity of 0.32, average pay thickness of 98.46ft, average net-to-gross ratio of 0.84, and average water saturation of 0.625. From prospect identification, the area of the drilled prospects within the reservoirs ranges from 452.8634 acres – 1196.512 acres. The estimated volumes of hydrocarbons within the drilled prospects is given by Gas initially in place for Sand A (554MMSCF), Sand B (163MMSCF) and Sand C (258MMSCF) and Oil initially in place for Sand B (22.4MMBBL) and Sand C (83.93SMMBBL). The result of the characterization of these reservoirs shows good productive sands with fair to good hydrocarbon saturation of 0.375, with sufficient hydrocarbon volumes necessary for field development and production.
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