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Unconventional Gas: Tight and Shale Applications
- High-resolution identification of channel sands via crosswell imaging
- Lower resolution surface seismic imaging for comparison
Crosswell Seismic Imaging can reduce costs and optimize production in tight gas and shale gas applications. Through high-resolution views, reservoir architecture and reservoir continuity can also be better characterized, leading to optimized well spacing. By using Crosswell early in the project, operators are better able to identify formations and accurately fracture the most appropriate zones.
Crosswell Seismic Imaging can be a particularly effective tool for use in thin, discontinuous, channelized tight gas sands where multi-zone hydraulic fractures are required. In this application, Crosswell techniques provide a level of in-depth information that allows operators to effectively optimize well spacing and development.
Key features of the use of Crosswell Seismic Imaging for tight and shale gas include:
- When employed early in projects, Crosswell can be used to better identify formations and to accurately fracture the most appropriate zones
- Crosswell Seismic Imaging accurately identifies porosity streaks within tight gas reserves
- The high quality characterization of reservoir architecture and reservoir continuity provided by Crosswell Seismic Imaging can be used to achieve better well spacing resulting in higher reserves production