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The Influence of Geophysical Modeling for Vertical, Directional and Horizontal Drilling in Previous HitCarbonateNext Hit Gas Reservoir of Batu Raja Formation, South Sumatra, Indonesia

Adi Ringoringo, Rusalida Raguwanti, and Wisnu Hindadari
Pertamina, Jakarta, Indonesia

Recently, geophysical modeling becomes crucial aspect which may influence the vertical, directional and horizontal delineation drilling techniques in heterogeneity Previous HitcarbonateNext Hit reservoir of Batu Raja Formation (BRF) South Sumatra. The Previous HitcarbonateNext Hit reservoir is commonly characterized by two onlaping landward prograding Previous HitfaciesNext Hit on top of the sunda platform that distribute from west to east of the north south potential closure.

Geological and Inversion modeling approach is applied to characterize the reservoir in determining potential drilling location. External and internal geometry of Baturaja Previous HitcarbonateNext Hit can be identified by detailed geological model using seismic interpretation. It is constraining the Inversion Modeling process which honour seismic and well data. Two different Previous HitfaciesNext Hit can be predicted from acoustic impedance anomaly within the reservoir which known as reefal Previous HitfaciesNext Hit at the upper part and platform Previous HitfaciesNext Hit at the lower part of BRF.

The heterogeneity of reservoir has about 4,675.23 acres of area, average thickness from 50 to 200 meter with range of permeability from 2 mD â?“ 30 mD, porosity of 20 â?“ 28 % and gas hydrocarbon contain dominantly. Lateral correlation using logging, Vertical Seismic Profiling (VSP) tied to seismic data indicate that Previous HitcarbonateTop reservoir has highly potential changing of its lateral and vertical distribution.

Considering to such reservoir condition, several optional drilling techniques are applied to optimize the sweeping area coverage, the possible reservoir interval perforation and reduce the total operational cost.

As the result, most of the current 15 drilling wells (7 vertical, 6 directional, 2 horizontal) show satisfactory production rate in expected well head pressure; although they are perforate within similar interval of 12 meter each well. By applying these different drilling techniques, the total operation cost project may save significantly in which reducing 8 drilling location out of the primarily plan