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Abstract

Reservoir prediction modelling conventionally involves complex statistical models that aim to integrate feature on multiple scales. These features are sourced from various types of data and often have a significant impact on flow performance. Conventional geostatistical algorithms provide a framework to integrate data from different scales, such as: geological interpretation of depositional structure based on analogues (e.g. by using conceptual training images); spatial correlation of geological bodies, their variety and geometrical relations (e.g. with imbedded geometrical shapes or elicited relations from analogues); high resolution seismic can be a source of multi-scale model features that can be integrated into stochastic model by means of soft conditioning.

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2014-06-16
2024-04-29
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