FIELD: oil and gas industry.
SUBSTANCE: method includes performing three-dimensional seismic operations, drilling wells with taking of core, electrical, radioactive, acoustic and seismic logging, testing of wells. Seismic operations are performed in three-dimensional inter-well space by longitudinal waves on basis of common deep point method. According to data from drilling and geophysical well research standard model seismic and well spectral-temporal images of cracked argillaceous collectors are determined as well as their spectral-temporal attributes. According to data from three-dimensional seismic operations in zone of wells standard experimental seismic attributes are determined and their volumetric spectral seismic attributes on basis of use of spectral-temporal three-dimensional seismic data analysis in target recording interval and numeric estimation of its results. Following mutual correlation of values of coefficients of capacity differentiation and oil productiveness is performed on basis of data from drilling and geophysical wells research with standard model seismic, well spectral-temporal attributes and volumetric spectral-temporal seismic attributes according to three-dimensional seismic data. Optimal volumetric spectral seismic attributes are selected with greatest mutual correlation coefficients and regressive dependencies of optimal volumetric spectral seismic attributes are built, or of a complex attribute, with values of coefficients of capacity differentiation and oil-productiveness of cracked argillaceous collectors according to drilling data and geophysical well research. Along al routes of seismic temporal cube spectral-temporal analysis is performed and its numeric spectral-temporal parameterization on basis of optimal volumetric spectral seismic attributes, or a complex attribute, with construction of attributes cubes and following recalculation thereof according to regressive dependencies to cubes of coefficients for capacity differentiation and oil productiveness.
EFFECT: higher reliability, higher precision.
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Dates
2005-06-27—Published
2004-07-30—Filed