Refinement of the Geologic Structure of the Ozernoye Field for Improving the Development Efficiency

Vadim Aleksandrov; Marsel Kadyrov; Andrey Ponomarev; Denis Drugov; Mikhail Zavatskij

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.785.40

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Peculiarities of Productive Sediments Facies Analysis according to GWL Data
p.11

Using Borehole Seismic Data in Designing of Development and Further Exploration of Oil Fields
p.20

Oil Recovery Factor Assessment Results for Sites of the Sredne-Ugutskoye Field
p.27

Assessment of Bottomhole Formation Zone Results for the YUS₁¹ Development Wells at the Fainsk Oil Field with the Application of Hydrocarbon Solvents and Acid Compounds
p.34

Refinement of the Geologic Structure of the Ozernoye Field for Improving the Development Efficiency
p.40

Substantiation of the BFZP Technology Application at the Object YUS₁¹ of the Fainsk Oil Field
p.46

Specific Features of the Geological Structure of the Formations YUS₁¹ and YUS₁² of the Sredne-Ugutskoye Oil Field and their Influence on the Effectiveness of Pay Zones Completion
p.52

Diagnostics of Facial Complexes in Bajocian-Bathonian Deposits of the Peschanoye Field
p.64

Application of Lithofacies Modeling for Evaluating the Effectiveness of Enhanced Oil Recovery in the Fainsk Oil Field
p.70

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Refinement of the Geologic Structure of the Ozernoye Field for Improving the Development Efficiency

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The Ozernoye field is a unique geological object. The primary geological and geophysical materials obtained during its inspection allow coming close to developing universal methods for carbon-containing field logging, which can be extended to other geological objects. The research objective is to forecast the development of reservoir units in undeveloped parts, determine the expected parameters of their class, the maximum total net reservoirs and the number of sandy formations, carry out their indexation and detailed paleogeographic reconstructions of the inspected area. Using the paleogeographic methods, retrospective reconstructions of sedimentation accumulations were performed. The facies analysis of sediments made it possible to elucidate the reservoir unit genesis.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 785)

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Vadim Aleksandrov, Marsel Kadyrov*, Andrey Ponomarev, Denis Drugov, Mikhail Zavatskij

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Detail Correlation, Field, Formation, Geological Structure, Permeability Properties, Reservoir, Reservoir Units

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