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Testing Results of The Abnormally High Reservoir Pressure (AHRP ) Estimation Technologies Based on Integrated Analysis of Geological, Geophysical and Field Data

Summary This work examines one problem never researched before - variations in independently modeled geosteering scenarios. Usually the effectivenes of geosteering is measured by productivity of the well (effective to total lenght ratio, etc.) which does not consider accuracy of geosteering itself. We try to find different way of measuring geosteering effectiveness by deriving data quality and human factor impact. We proceed with analyzing repeatability of scenarios modeled independently for one same well.