Aug 2026· SPE Nigeria Annual International Conference and Exhibition· 0 citations· 17 references
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This study presents a comprehensive reservoir characterization of Sand F in the "DABS" Field, located within the coastal swamp depositional belt of the Niger Delta Basin. The primary objective was to evaluate hydrocarbon potential and delineate prospective drilling locations using integrated seismic interpretation and petrophysical analysis. The available data for this study are 3D seismic, well logs (DABS-01 to DABS-06), and checkshot data from DABS-04. The methodology used includes fault interpretation, well log correlation, time-to-depth conversion, map generation, identification of reservoirs/prospects, and volumetrics. Seismic interpretation of 21 inline sections revealed a structurally complex area dominated by listric normal faulting typical of the Niger Delta extensional regime. Seven hydrocarbon-bearing sand bodies (A-G) were delineated, with Sand F selected as the primary reservoir target based on its lateral continuity and hydrocarbon presence in wells DABS-01, DABS-04, and DABS-03. A fault-dependent structural trap with a bottom water drive mechanism characterizes the reservoir. We established the oil-water contact at a depth of −10,565 ft subsea. Volumetric analysis using depth-volume relationships estimated a gross rock volume of 35,276 acre-feet. We estimated the Stock Tank Original Oil In Place at 25.3 MMSTB and Estimated Ultimate Recovery (EUR) at 10.2 MMSTB. In addition, we identified one high-potential prospect: a northeast prospect targeting depths of −8,880 to −8,950 ft and a southeast lead at −10,560 ft. These locations were optimized based on their structural positions relative to the mapped faults and the established oil-water contact (OWC). This integrated approach demonstrates the effectiveness of combining seismic interpretation with petrophysical analysis for reservoir characterization in structurally complex Niger Delta settings, providing a robust framework for field development planning.
This study is aimed at identifying possible prospects and recoverable hydrocarbons within Temenu field, onshore Niger Delta using 3D seismic data and four viable well logs. These data were utilized for petrophysical analysis, structural interpretation, modeling and volumetric estimation of reservoirs delineation in the...
S. Ogundola, R. T. Akinnubi, Funmilayo M. Temenu et al.· Nigerian Journal of Theoreti...· 0 citations
The Kharita Formation represents one of the principal Lower Cretaceous clastic reservoirs in the Shushan Basin, Western Desert, Egypt. This study integrates seismic interpretation and petrophysical analysis to evaluate the reservoir characteristics, structural controls, and hydrocarbon potential of the Kharita Formatio...
Mohammad Abdelfattah Sarhan, M. I. Abdel-Fattah, H. Hamdan· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
Hydrocarbon reservoir is conventionally treated as a single rock unit, which adversely affects productivity. In most cases, this approach is unrealistic in complex geologic environment where reservoirs have several components that contribute to the flow of hydrocarbon. This study delineates reservoir rocks into its...
Olubunmi Elizabeth Adewoye, P. A. Enikanselu, M. A. Ayuk· Journal of Petroleum Geology· 0 citations
Complex carbonate reservoirs of Eastern Siberia are highly heterogeneous and difficult to predict seismically because of intrusive bodies, thin-bedded strata, and salinization zones. This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of an integrated reservoir geometrization approach for refining the boundaries of productiv...
D. Morgachev, T. Arbatsky, O. N. Kardashina· Oil and Gas Studies· 0 citations
This study integrates 3D seismic attributes and well log data to characterize the reservoir architecture and hydrocarbon potential of the Adigrat Formation in the Hilala Field, Ogaden Basin, Ethiopia. The dataset comprises pre‐stack time‐migrated 3D seismic data (590 km
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Tefera Alemu, Solomon Kassa, T. Mammo· Journal of Petroleum Geology· 0 citations
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