Identification of Carbonate Reservoir Prospective Zones Using Rock Physics Approach and Extended Elastic Impedance (EEI) in “BAP” Field, South Sumatera Basin

Abstract

Abstract One type of reservoir that has a large enough potential is the carbonate reservoir. Carbonate reservoir has heterogeneity in relation to pore shape, so it is necessary to apply a specific rock physics approach and seismic inversion which takes into account the elastic parameters of the rock in order to know the prospect zone of the carbonate reservoir. The rock physics approach taken is to estimate the modulus of the matrix and the estimation of the aspect ratio shows that the prospect carbonate has an aspect ratio range of 0.10 - 0.30 dominated by the pore shape of the Stiff Pore. Seismic inversion shows using extended elastic impedance shows carbonate porous (Mu-Rho < 33 GPa*g/cc) and saturated hydrocarbons (Lambda-Rho < 40 GPa*g/cc) are in the middle area (around the well) where the lateral spread is getting thinner with a thickness of up to 10 ms. The prospect zone analysis from rock physics modeling and extended elastic impedance shows that reef Baturaja Formation carbonate is a zone that has a good reservoir quality dominated by a pore shape that develops is stiff pore.