A Method for Predicting Remaining Oil Distribution Using Time-Lapse Seismic Data
A time-lapse seismic and remaining oil technology, applied in the field of petroleum exploration and development, can solve the problems of differences in the absolute change of difference attributes, etc., and achieve the effects of improving accuracy, good applicability, and improving multi-solution problems
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[0044] The method for predicting remaining oil distribution using time-lapse seismic data in this embodiment is described by taking a work area as an example to illustrate the method for predicting remaining oil distribution using time-lapse seismic data in this embodiment.
[0045] 1. Situation of a work area
[0046] The main frequency of the seismic data in this area is about 80 Hz, and the thickness of the reservoir varies from 1 to 5 m. The P-wave impedance of mudstone is high, that of water-bearing sandstone is low, and that of oil-bearing sandstone is the lowest. Therefore, the seismic amplitude of oil layers is stronger than that of water-bearing sandstones. layer, which belongs to the “bright spot” type reservoir. At the time of the first seismic acquisition, there were no wells drilled in the local area of the work area. Through the interpretation of the seismic data collected for the first time, a lithologic reservoir was discovered and developed ( figure 1 ). A...
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