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Summary

The horizontal well was successfully drilled, and Geosteering objectives were achieved with 100% reservoir contact, delivering 8,000 ft. measured depth (MD) targeting four thin carbonate layers and overcoming the complex geology environment. Real-time high-resolution microresistivity images, along with at-bit resistivity qualitative measurements, assisted with detecting stratigraphic movement within the target layer before approaching the less porous boundaries. Near-bit azimuthal gamma ray helped maintain the wellbore attitude parallel to the geological stratigraphy within the sublayers as well as a smooth transition from one sublayer to the next, minimum borehole tortuosity aided by the point-the-bit RSS, and at-bit inclination.

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2018-11-05
2024-03-28
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References

  1. Lan, C, Chen, S., Mendez, F., and Sy, Rex
    [2010] Sourceless Porosity Estimation in Gas Reservoirs Using Integrated Acoustic and NMR Logs. Presented at the SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, Florence, Italy, 19-22 September. SPE-133487-MS. https://doi.org/10.2118/133487-MS.
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