Drilling fluid loss is one of the key challenges in the drilling operations of oil and gas wells,
which has a direct effect on the formation damage and production operations. Hence, it is …

Planar structures including stylolites, solution seams, dense streaks, bedding and cross-
bedding surfaces, and fractures of carbonate Early Triassic Kangan Formation were …

Seismic texture is an emerging concept in the field of exploration geophysics that has not
been adequately understood. Despite the recent development of several approaches and …

Today, with the development of 3-D studies and the increase in seismic data volume, there
is a growing need to expand interpretation techniques for achieving higher speed and …

Given useful rock properties, gas sands generally appear as bright events on seismic data.
Unfortunately, partially saturated gas sands tend to be of similar brightness to fully saturated …

Oil and gas production from carbonate reservoirs heavily depends on the extent of fracture
propagation in the producing formations. Detecting fractures in subsurface rock formations is …

The identification of sedimentary structures in lithofacies is of great significance to the
exploration and development of Paleogene shale in the Boxing Sag. However, due to the …

The distribution and oil content of deep carbonate oil reservoirs are extremely
heterogeneous. The prediction of favorable areas for hydrocarbon accumulation in such oil …

Formation damage, caused by the invasion of drilling and completion fluids, significantly
impacts reservoir productivity. This study investigated the relationship between drilling …

Formation damage is indeed the reduction of the permeability of reservoir rock which is the
path that the hydrocarbon will be produced of it. Production rate has a direct relationship …