Techlog Saturation-Height Modeling (SHM) | SLB

Techlog Saturation-Height Modeling (SHM)

Integrate core-to-log data in your saturation-height workflow using set of solutions for saturation-height modeling in both the log and core domains.

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The Saturation-Height Modeling module provides core-to-log integration via the following workflow:

  • Template loading of special core data.
  • Graphical review and edit for QC.
  • Transform or normalize pressure data.
  • Model capillary pressure data shapes.
  • Apply models within log domain.
  • Solve for free fluid level by hydraulic zone.

Model application

Capillary pressure models can be easily saved, and direct graphical and quantitative comparisons made against log derived results. Models can be optimized to fully reconcile log and core data using an integrated solver.

Model design

There are four common functions available within the SHM module: Brooks-Corey, Lambda, Thomeer, and Leverett-J function. Each functional solution has three coefficients. The coefficient values can be automatically correlated against formation properties—such as φ, sqrt(K/φ), and K—using different fit criteria (linear, logarithmic, exponential, power, and average). The coefficients can be set to be functions of the formation parameters or to be constants, and instant comparison against “standard” models can be made for rock typing.

Techlog Saturation-Height Modeling (SHM)
SHM free-level solver plotted against FPress contact result.

Outputs

  • Characterizing parameters sample-by-sample.
  • Fully defined functions.
  • Parametric variation with formation properties and rock types.
  • Saturation-height function in log domain.
  • FWL estimation, single-well, multi-well, or by hydraulic zone.
  • Export of equations to reservoir modeling software.
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