Automatic Well-to-Well Correlation Based on Consecutive Uncertainty Elimination

Kovalevskiy, E.V.; Гогоненков, Г. Н.; Perepechkin, M. V.

doi:10.3997/2214-4609.201401693

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“…For the correlation of multi-wells, many divide-andconquer methods [11], [13], [14] are proposed in which the results of previous correlation are taken as constraints for next correlation. However, the correlation results of all well logs are sensitive to the order in which the wells are correlated due to the propagation of errors.…”

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Visual Analytics of Stratigraphic Correlation for Multi-Attribute Well-Logging Data Exploration

Liu

Shi

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Stratigraphic correlation based on well-logging data is able to help geological interpreters analogize and deduce underground sedimentary morphology. A great deal of traditional methods has been studied to automatically or manually achieve stratigraphic correlation, the courses of which are usually time-consuming and not intuitive. Many uncertainties are easily generated to reduce the effectiveness of stratigraphic correlation and the accuracy of geological interpretation. To address this issue, this paper introduces an interactive visual analytics system for identifying correlation patterns and improving correlation accuracies using large-scale well-logging data. First, we propose a novel stratigraphic correlation model with the composition of multi-log curve integration, layer identification, and layer matching. Then, a visualization framework is designed by working closely with domain experts in an iterative manner to get deeper insights into the course of stratigraphic correlation based on a few visual interfaces such as map view, correlation view, matrix view and attribute view. Also, a rich set of interactions is provided allowing interpreters to refine the results of stratigraphic correlation according to domain knowledge and user requirements. Furthermore, case studies based on real-world datasets and interviews with domain experts have demonstrated the effectiveness of our system for the stratigraphic correlation and geological interpretation.

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Section: A Correlation Models Of Wellsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Visual Analytics of Stratigraphic Correlation for Multi-Attribute Well-Logging Data Exploration

Liu

Shi

et al. 2019

IEEE Access

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“…The method developed by Le Nir et al (1998) uses the most geologically complete well as a key well to which all other well logs are aligned. Alternatively, Fang and Chen (1992) and Kovalevskiy et al (2007) propose divide-and-conquer methods for correlating multiple well logs. In these methods, correlations are first performed for the three pairs that can be formed from only three logs.…”

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