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The Petrel Module provides a comprehensive guide for data management, visualization, fault picking, horizon interpretation, cropping volume, mapping, and volume mapping in seismic analysis. Key sessions include project setup, fault identification, hydrocarbon occurrence tracking, and generating reservoir surfaces. The document emphasizes the importance of accurate data handling and visualization techniques for effective interpretation and analysis.

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Sums Modul Petrel

The Petrel Module provides a comprehensive guide for data management, visualization, fault picking, horizon interpretation, cropping volume, mapping, and volume mapping in seismic analysis. Key sessions include project setup, fault identification, hydrocarbon occurrence tracking, and generating reservoir surfaces. The document emphasizes the importance of accurate data handling and visualization techniques for effective interpretation and analysis.

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Petrel Module Summary

Session 1: Data Management & Visualization

1. Project Setup

o Download datasets and save them in C:/Work/Your Name.

o Open Petrel, create a new project, and set the coordinate reference system (CRS) if
known.

o Import seismic data (.SEGY format) via the import file tab.

o Check coordinate system and data information before confirming the import.

o Save the project separately from seismic data.

2. Data Visualization

o Open a 2D/3D interpretation window.

o Use the hand tool for navigation and Manipulate Plane (M key) for adjusting
inline/xline views.

o Insert a virtual cropped volume for focused analysis.

o Adjust volume visualization settings, including colour amplitude.

Session 2: Fault Picking

1. Identifying Faults

o Activate inline, xline, and time slice views.

o Analyse polarity reversals to detect reservoir tops.

o Create variance attributes to enhance structural interpretation.

2. Fault Interpretation

o Use volume attributes (e.g., Dip Correction for salt domes).

o Generate faults using the seismic interpretation toolbox.

o Utilize a combination of horizontal and vertical fault picking.

Session 3: Horizon Interpretation (Top Reservoir Picking)

1. Identifying Hydrocarbon Occurrences

o Locate flat spots indicating hydrocarbon presence.

o Increase Z scale for better visualization.

o Track peaks (oil/gas) and troughs (water) using auto-tracking.

2. Picking the Horizon

o Use guided auto-tracking for low-quality amplitude areas.


o Adjust tracking parameters for accurate picking.

o Validate interpretations across multiple seismic lines.

Session 4: Cropping Volume

1. Cropping the Data

o Insert a virtual cropped volume and define dimensions.

o Save realized volumes separately for analysis.

o Use cropped volumes for further interpretation.

Session 5: Mapping

1. Surface & Fault Gridding

o Generate surfaces using the "Make Surface" tool.

o Create a fault polygon map and combine fault/no-fault surfaces.

o Adjust color settings for better visualization.

2. Thickness & Attribute Mapping

o Generate thickness maps for reservoir analysis.

o Extract seismic attributes (e.g., variance) for enhanced interpretation.

Session 6: 3D Track Gridding

1. Generating Reservoir Surfaces

o Copy and modify the Top Reservoir surface.

o Use 3D Track for peak and trough tracking.

o Refine data with manual adjustments (e.g., paintbrush tool).

Session 7: Volume Mapping

1. Flatspot Identification & Volume Calculation

o Define flatspot polygons within faulted regions.

o Generate surfaces and boundaries for volume estimation.

o Use the "Create Volume" function for hydrocarbon volume analysis.

DON’T FORGET THE SCALE!!!!

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