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Nine different wells were carefully studied on "PAU" field and their results were integrated for thorough understanding of the reservoir sand bodies within the field. These studies include; stratigraphic well correlation, rock physics analysis, sequence stratigraphy, petrophysical evaluation of wells and reservoir volumetric evaluation in order to...
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... eight (8) well clusters was geologically interpreted as having closely related properties, features and characteristics different from well 1 and as such, a cross section was drawn across the basemap to select visible wells on the map which was used for sand to sand correlation and reservoir correlation (Fig 3). ...
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