2008
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-261x2008000200007
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Time-lapse seismic modeling assisted by numerical reservoir simulation of water and gas flooding scenarios in oil reservoirs

Abstract: ABSTRACT. In this project, we link fluid flow simulation results to time-lapse seismic through rock physics and modeling. Our goal is to examine the main effects of permeability barriers on seismic response using fluid flow simulations to generate pressure and saturation fields. To explore this problem, we have carried out water and gas injection numerical experiments in a simple reservoir model which has vertical and horizontal variations of porosity as well as permeability barriers. In each experiment, we ch… Show more

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“…The authors also show a successful application of this technique to the Troll West gas province, offshore Norway. Claudino et al (2008) examine the main effects of permeability barriers on seismic response using fluid flow simulations to generate pressure and saturation fields. The authors have performed several simulations in a simple reservoir model which has vertical and horizontal variations of porosity as well as permeability barriers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors also show a successful application of this technique to the Troll West gas province, offshore Norway. Claudino et al (2008) examine the main effects of permeability barriers on seismic response using fluid flow simulations to generate pressure and saturation fields. The authors have performed several simulations in a simple reservoir model which has vertical and horizontal variations of porosity as well as permeability barriers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%