Microseismic monitoring study in Abu Dhabi

S. Basu; M. Y. Ali; K. A. Berteussen; G. Mercado

Microseismic monitoring study in Abu Dhabi

S. Basu
, M. Y. Ali
, K. A. Berteussen
, G. Mercado

Earth Science

ADMA-OPCO

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Abstract

Preliminary results of a microseismic monitoring study conducted on an offshore oilfield in Abu Dhabi are presented. The objective of the study is to detect low-amplitude induced microseismicity related to gas injection activities. The data were recorded by a single downhole array during nine days of acquisition. A total of 150 microseismic events were detected. Of these 150 events, 78 were located using P and S wave arrival times and hodogram analysis. Microseismic events are only detected on two geophones closer to Thamama IV B reservoir and one of the gas injectors. Therefore, preliminary results indicate microseismic activities are related to gas injection.

Original language	British English
State	Published - 2011
Event	3rd Passive Seismic Workshop: Actively Passive! - Athens, Greece Duration: 27 Mar 2011 → 30 Mar 2011

Conference

Conference	3rd Passive Seismic Workshop: Actively Passive!
Country/Territory	Greece
City	Athens
Period	27/03/11 → 30/03/11

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