Application of Integrated Well Logs in Sedimentary Microfacies Analysis of the Triassic in Northern Tarim Basin
Qiufeng Zheng
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Qiufeng Zheng
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On the basis of the former researchers' achievements,we took the Mesozoic of Yuqi block in northern Tarim basin as an example,using integrated core data and general well logs(Natural gamma,Spontaneous potential and Resistivity curves),comprehensively analyzed the amplitude,shape,curve smoothness,portfolio characteristics and contact relationships of the well logs,and identified a variety of sedimentary facies,which is of great significance for the further study of sedimentary microfacies and features of the reservoir sands,the analysis of oil and gas accumulation,the control trap conditions,and the classification of favorable sedimentary facies and delineation of favorable oil region.
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On the basis of the former researchers' achievements,we took the Mesozoic of Yuqi block in northern Tarim basin as an example,using integrated core data and general well logs(Natural gamma,Spontaneous potential and Resistivity curves),comprehensively analyzed the amplitude,shape,curve smoothness,portfolio characteristics and contact relationships of the well logs,and identified a variety of sedimentary facies,which is of great significance for the further study of sedimentary microfacies and features of the reservoir sands,the analysis of oil and gas accumulation,the control trap conditions,and the classification of favorable sedimentary facies and delineation of favorable oil region.
Key concepts: Geology, Sedimentary rock, Facies, Tarim basin, Structural basin, Mesozoic, Well logging, Sedimentary basin analysis