Quantitative Interpretation: A Novel Approach using Spectral Trend Attribute Analysis and Iterative Wiener Filter in Characterizing Carbonate Reservoir on West Java Basin

Author(s):  
M. H. Taufik
2021 ◽  
Author(s):  
Andri Wibowo

AbstractMalaria remains a major public health problem mainly in particular South East Asian countries. As malaria transmission and Anopheles spp. continues to spread, control interventions should emphasize on the ability to define potential areas that can favor Anopheles spp. distribution. Then there is an urgent need to use novel approach capable to predict potential spatial patterns of Anopheles spp. and delineate malaria potential hotspots for better environmental health planning and management. Here, this study modeled Anopheles spp. potential distribution as a function of 15 bioclimatic variables using Species Distribution Modeling (SDM) in South Coast of West Java Province spans over 20 km from West to East. Findings of this study show that bioclimatic variables and SDM can be used to predict Anopheles spp. habitat suitability, suggesting the possibility of developing models for malaria early warning based on habitat suitability model. The resulting model shows that the potential distributions of Anopheles spp. encompassed areas from West to Central parts of the coasts, with Central parts were the most potential prevalence areas of Anopheles spp. considering this area has higher precipitation. The less potential prevalence areas of Anopheles spp. were observed in the East parts of the coast. The model also shows that inland areas adjacent to the settlements were more potential in comparison to the areas near coast and in the beach. Land cover conditions dominated by cropland, herbaceous wetland, and inundated land were also influencing the Anopheles spp. potential distribution.


2021 ◽  
Author(s):  
Nasrine Medjdouba ◽  
Zahia Benaissa ◽  
Sabiha Annou

<p>The main hydrocarbon-bearing reservoirover the study area is the lower Triassic Argilo-Gréseux reservoir. The Triassic sand is deposited as fluvial channels and overbank sands with a thickness ranging from 10 to 20 m, lying unconformably on the Paleozoic formations. Lateral and vertical distribution of the sand bodies is challenging which makes their mapping very difficult andnearly impossible with conventional seismic analysis. </p><p>In order to better define the optimum drilling targets, the seismic attribute analysis and reservoir characterization process were performed targeting suchthin reservoir level, analysis of available two seismic vintages of PSTM cubes as well as post and pre stack inversion results were carried out.The combination of various attributes analysis (RMS amplitude, Spectral decomposition, variance, etc.) along with seismic inversion results has helped to clearly identify the channelized feature and its delineation on various horizon slices and geobodies, the results were reviewed and calibrated with reservoir properties at well location and showed remarkable correlation.</p><p>Ten development wells have been successfully drilledbased on the seismic analysis study, confirming the efficiency of seismic attribute analysis to predicted channel body geometry.</p><p>Keywords: Channel, Attributes, Amplitude, Inversion, Fluvial reservoir.</p>


2017 ◽  
Author(s):  
B. Yeskozha ◽  
M. Aimagambetov ◽  
P. Kabyshev ◽  
A. Burlibayev ◽  
T. Kulagina ◽  
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