Research on Sesmic Attribute Reservoir Prediction Method: Taking the Shang Block 2 of Sanzhao Sag as an Example
Abstract
Block 2 is located at the northeastern end of the Sanzhao sag in the Liao Basin.The main oil layer is Fuyang oil layer.There is a problem that the sand body develops rapidly and the reservoir distribution is not clear. In order to solve the problem of modification, this paper uses the seismic attribute technique to analyze the lateral distribution characteristics of the reservoir in the Shang 2 block of the Sanzhao Sag in the study area. On the basis of establishing the forward modeling by ray tracing method, the influence analysis of mudstone interlayer thickness and sand-ground ratio forward analysis are carried out. The analysis results show that the sedimentary environment of the Fuyang oil layer is mainly the sub-facies of the delta diversion plain, which develops the diversion channel, the diversion bay and the mat-like sand microfacies, and the channel is mainly distributed in the eastward direction.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/11068
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