Carla Carvajal, Indah Hermansyah Putri, Tom Davis
Abstract
Carla Carvajal, Indah Putri and Tom Davis use time-lapse AVO fluid inversion to quantify the probability of CO2, oil and water in the reservoir and demonstrate that reservoir heterogeneities and pore pressure gradients control the CO2 flow.
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Carla Carvajal, Indah Putri and Tom Davis use time-lapse AVO fluid inversion to quantify the probability of CO2, oil and water in the reservoir and demonstrate that reservoir heterogeneities and pore pressure gradients control the CO2 flow.
Key concepts: Geology, Economic geology, Reservoir modeling, Telmatology, Environmental geology, Geobiology, Igneous petrology, Metamorphic petrology