Application of pre-stack elastic impedance inversion method based on VTI medium: A case of tight sandstone fractured reservoir in Xujiahe Formation, Western Sichuan Depression
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Application of pre-stack elastic impedance inversion method based on VTI medium: A case of tight sandstone fractured reservoir in Xujiahe Formation, Western Sichuan Depression
Petroleum Reservoir Evaluation and DevelopmentIssue 2, Pages: 313-319+328(2022)
HAN Lei, LIU Junzhou, YANG Rui, et al. Application of pre-stack elastic impedance inversion method based on VTI medium: A case of tight sandstone fractured reservoir in Xujiahe Formation, Western Sichuan Depression[J]. Petroleum Reservoir Evaluation and Development, 2022, (2): 313-319+328.
DOI:
HAN Lei, LIU Junzhou, YANG Rui, et al. Application of pre-stack elastic impedance inversion method based on VTI medium: A case of tight sandstone fractured reservoir in Xujiahe Formation, Western Sichuan Depression[J]. Petroleum Reservoir Evaluation and Development, 2022, (2): 313-319+328. DOI: 10.13809/j.cnki.cn32-1825/te.2022.02.006.
Application of pre-stack elastic impedance inversion method based on VTI medium: A case of tight sandstone fractured reservoir in Xujiahe Formation, Western Sichuan Depression
The tight sandstone reservoirs in Xujiahe Formation in Sichuan are rich in oil and gas
but highly heterogeneous. The tight sandstone fractured reservoirs of Xujiahe Formation in Western Sichuan Depression are characterized by heterogeneity. Combining with the actual situation and based on rock physics analysis
the relationship between reservoir characteristic parameters and anisotropy parameters is deduced
and the anisotropic elastic impedance inversion workflow of tight sandstone reservoirs is carried out. Based on the proposed fracture parameter inversion method
the model and the actual work field data are tested
respectively. The results show that the proposed approach has great robustness
the inversion results are in good agreement with the well-log
and the estimated anisotropy parameters can accurately show the location of fractured reservoirs and achieve effective description of the fracture characteristics of tight sandstone reservoirs.