Statistical Model Updates for Fast-Tracked Model Insights and Value-of-Information

M. Hardy, Mark Baker, A. Robson, Jackson Williams, Chris Murphy, Liam O'Sullivan
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Insights from appraisal well tests can take months to incorporate into subsurface modelling, causing delays to development planning and resulting in key decisions being made using incomplete data and sub-optimal methods. This is due to the time-consuming process of updating or rebuilding reservoir models, simulating them and subsequently analysing the results. In this project, a combination of automated geomodelling, rapid dynamic simulation and statistical analysis were applied to reduce the time to insights from months to days. Well test pressure data was used to condition a suite of reservoir models and evaluate the impact on the optimal development scenario. The application of this process increased confidence in the decision and reduced the modelled probability of low-side outcomes. In addition, we trialled a process to deliver an improvement to the geological understanding of the field through a reduction in the model uncertainties. We also discuss an extension of this concept to perform a robust value-of-information assessment of appraisal or development planning decisions.
快速追踪模型洞察和信息价值的统计模型更新
从评价井测试中获得的见解可能需要几个月的时间才能纳入地下建模,这会导致开发规划的延迟,并导致在使用不完整的数据和次优方法的情况下做出关键决策。这是由于更新或重建储层模型、模拟它们并随后分析结果的过程非常耗时。在这个项目中,将自动地质建模、快速动态模拟和统计分析相结合,将获得见解的时间从几个月减少到几天。试井压力数据用于调整一套油藏模型,并评估对最佳开发方案的影响。这一过程的应用增加了决策的信心,减少了低副作用结果的建模概率。此外,我们还尝试了一种方法,通过减少模型的不确定性来提高对该油田的地质认识。我们还讨论了这一概念的扩展,以执行评估或开发规划决策的可靠的信息价值评估。
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