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Scirj Volume VIII, Issue IX, September 2020 Edition ISSN: 2201-2796 Ifanegan Ayomide Samson and Olisa Benson Akinbode Abstract: The understanding of sealing integrity of faults are crucial to reservoir management and productivity studies in the Niger Delta field. Faults are geological structures which can serve as seals or migration pathway for reservoir fluids. This research involved the use of Shale Gouge Ratio (SGR) algorithm to assess the sealing capacity of faults in the X Field, Deep Offshore Niger Delta. Well logs and seismic data were utilized for the study and petrophysical parameters of the reservoirs such as volume of shale, porosity, permeability and water saturation were estimated. Faults, structural maps, fault juxtapositions, fault flow parameters (such as Shale Gouge Ratio, Fault Permeability and Fault Transmissibility) were mapped and further computations were carried out to help determine the capacity of faults that may eventually prevent the flow of hydrocarbons in and out of the mapped reservoirs. Reference this Paper: 3-D Seismic Interpretation and Fault Sealing Assessment of X-Field, Deep Offshore Niger Delta by Ifanegan Ayomide Samson and Olisa Benson Akinbode published at: "Scientific Research Journal (Scirj), Volume VIII, Issue IX, September 2020 Edition, Page 46-54 ". Search Terms: Fault, Fault Permeability, Fault Transmissibility, Shale Gouge Ratio, Juxtaposition [Read Research Paper] [Full Screen] |