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Stochastic surface-based modeling of turbidite lobes
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Stochastic Surface-based ModelingEngineeringGeomorphologyCompensational StackingGeological ModelingEarth ScienceBasin AnalysisNumerical SimulationFlow Event DepositsStochastic GeometryGeometric ModelingHydrogeologyBasin EvolutionGeographyGeologyReservoir SimulationEngineering GeologyHydrologySedimentologySediment TransportReservoir ModelingStochastic ModelingNatural SciencesCivil EngineeringFlexible Lobe ParameterizationSurface ModelingSolid ModelingMultiscale Modeling
Flow event deposits in turbidite lobes are modeled with stochastic surface-based simulation. This method honors the geometries and compensational stacking of flow event deposits. Flow event deposit geometries are based on a flexible lobe parameterization. Compensational stacking is the tendency of flow event deposits to fill topographic lows and to smoothing of topographic relief. The surface-based model may be conditioned to well data.Models of reservoir properties such as porosity and permeability are constrained by the resulting geometric models. This approach is applied in a geostatistical workflow to better integrate available geologic information. The resulting models may improve the accuracy of model reservoir response and account for the uncertainty in the heterogeneity of turbidite lobes.
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