Using outcrop data for geological well test modelling in fractured reservoirs

F Aljuboori; P Corbett; K Bisdom; G Bertotti; S Geiger

Using outcrop data for geological well test modelling in fractured reservoirs

F Aljuboori, P Corbett, K Bisdom, G Bertotti, S Geiger

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Abstract

Outcrop fracture data sets can now be acquired with ever more accuracy using drone technology augmented by field observations. These models can be used to form realistic, deterministic models of fractured reservoirs. Fractured well test models are traditionally seen to be finite or infinite conductivity or double porosity - corresponding the fractures with or without matrix support. Using this simple field outcrop based geometrical model to generate typical well test responses for wells either intersecting fractures or well nearby fractures shows that such responses can occur in sequence as part as a diagnostic signature of naturally fractured reservoirs.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the 77th EAGE conference and exhibition, 2015
Editors	M Mozetic
Place of Publication	Houten
Publisher	EAGE
Pages	1741-1745
Number of pages	5
Publication status	Published - 2015
Event	77th EAGE conference and exhibition, 2015, Madrid, Spain - Houten Duration: 1 Jun 2015 → 4 Jun 2015

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Conference	77th EAGE conference and exhibition, 2015, Madrid, Spain
Period	1/06/15 → 4/06/15

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Using outcrop data for geological well test modelling in fractured reservoirs

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