Well drainage! Help !

[vinomarky]

Take your seismic model, complete with sealing faults and create a simple geologic model - assume constant perms/poro unless you know otherwise such that you get the appropriate level of drawdown for your known production rates

Make your simple simulation model and see what it tells you - It will inevitably be that you are withdrawing most fluid from the areas that have the most kh (ie most height with constant k assumption)

Edit: if you are next going to tell us that for whatever reason you cant build a simple model from the seismic model, then the best recommendation I can give is to find a crystal ball. There is always a certain baseline of information you require to be able to (gu)estimate with an accuracy that beats flipping a coin, and it sounds like you are pretty close to that limit.

[ahmedm]

guys

please your inputs to help our friend here
i know alot of reservoir engineers are in the forum



thanks

[jikzo]

Take your seismic model, complete with sealing faults and create a simple geologic model - assume constant perms/poro unless you know otherwise such that you get the appropriate level of drawdown for your known production rates

Make your simple simulation model and see what it tells you - It will inevitably be that you are withdrawing most fluid from the areas that have the most kh (ie most height with constant k assumption)

Edit: if you are next going to tell us that for whatever reason you cant build a simple model from the seismic model, then the best recommendation I can give is to find a crystal ball. There is always a certain baseline of information you require to be able to (gu)estimate with an accuracy that beats flipping a coin, and it sounds like you are pretty close to that limit.

ok , i'll see if I can do that .! The geologic model i mean , I liked the crystal ball method though :P

Thanks alot =)