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Line 192: − − [[file:evaluating-stratigraphically-complex-fields_fig1.png|thumb|{{figure number|1}}Example of electrofacies map showing distribution of SP log patterns. (From <ref name=pt06r35>Galloway, W. E., Cheng, E. S. S., 1985, Reservoir facies architecture in a microtidal barrier system—Frio Formation, Texas Gulf Coast: The University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology, Report of Investigations, v. 144, 36 p.</ref>.)]]
Stratigraphically complex fields (view source)
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==Evaluation==
==Evaluation==
[[file:evaluating-stratigraphically-complex-fields_fig1.png|thumb|{{figure number|1}}Example of electrofacies map showing distribution of SP log patterns. (From <ref name=pt06r35>Galloway, W. E., Cheng, E. S. S., 1985, Reservoir facies architecture in a microtidal barrier system—Frio Formation, Texas Gulf Coast: The University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology, Report of Investigations, v. 144, 36 p.</ref>.)]]
Recognition and three-dimensional characterization of reservoir heterogeneity in a stratigraphically complex field requires a well-by-well analysis of the following:
Recognition and three-dimensional characterization of reservoir heterogeneity in a stratigraphically complex field requires a well-by-well analysis of the following:
* Use reservoir simulation model to manage field.
* Use reservoir simulation model to manage field.
* Refine reservoir description and calibrate reservoir simulation model.
* Refine reservoir description and calibrate reservoir simulation model.
==See also==
==See also==