Method for improving the spatial resolution of resistivity logging

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fulltext ������������������ !�"�#$�%&�'�$��(�( ��2 )*� ��+,�*-�. ��,������/ �* ��.,�.��.���*������ ����� �� Method for improving the spatial resolution of resistivity logging N. Myrontsov, 2010 Institute of Geophysics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine myrontsov@ukr.net The main aim of resistivity logging is to deter- mine geometric and electrical parameters of a model of borehole environment. Subsequent problems of geophysical investigations of well, such as deter- minations of fluid saturation, daily flow of fluid pro- duction and others will be solved the more precise- ly, the more precisely these parameter are deter- mined. Sounds in the complex differ each from oth- er as to the depth of investigation and the vertical resolution (along the axe of well). Naturally, the ver- tical resolving power is worse for sounds with larger depth of investigation. In this connection, the ne- cessity to build sounding system for logging with the maximum high vertical resolution of all sounds including the most subsurface ones. A creation of such equipment based on tradi- tional principles is complicated by the necessity to use frequency, spatial or time separation, what com- plicates considerably the design (a creation of ef- fective equipment with more than two sounds was found practically impossible). A creation of such equipment for induction logging are also complica- ted because of fundamental design limitations. A factorization is believed an affective approach to create sounding system for logging with the maxi- mum high vertical resolution of all sounds including the most subsurface ones. The factorization permits to solve separately the inverse problem along the axe of well and along a normal to it. It means that in each point of sound’s position we can believe that the bed has infinite thickness (is free of shoulder effect). In this case, the conductivity values will change only along the normal to the axe of well. The following methodical approach was used for induction logging: to determine the resistivity ac- cording to the apparent resistivity measured within the frame of the linear Doll theory using a solution of the first kind Fredholm equation of convolution type. The present method was tested on model material from various complexes (4IK, 7IK, AIT Schlumberger). The example of application of such method to data of 4IK equipment is shown in Fig. 1 (sounds: I0.5; I0.85; I1.25; I2.05. The numbers cor- responds to the length of each sounds). It is evident that using the proposed approach permits to factori- ze the problem with high degree of accuracy. In the work, it is also shown that after such factorization the vertical resolution of each sound is limited only by the error of measurement and the value of re- cording step along the axe of well. ������� ���� ���� ���� ��( ������������������ !�"�#$�%&�'�$��(�( tively incorrect results. One of obvious advantages of described method consists in its applicability to already existing equipment of inductivity logging. In contrast to inductivity logging problems, the problems of electric logging are nonlinear in essence. So, the variant of algorithmic solution is inapplicab- le for electric logging. In this work, the new type of multisound electric logging equipment (MEK) is pro- posed. The principle of lateral logging, but without a necessity of frequency, spatial and time separation, is used as principle of its action. The idea of the method consists in the possibili- ty to realize a simultaneous measurement of cur- rents, every of which penetrates down to strictly defined depth. In this case, high vertical resolution is reached by means of use of the principle of late- ral logging. The example of MEK borehole logs for invaded profile is shown in Fig. 2. It is evident that proposed method also factorizes the problem with high de- gree of accuracy. It is demonstrated that the verti- cal resolution of each sound is limited mainly by the error of measurement and the value of step re- cording along the axe of well as well as the sound’s size. The MEK design and the principle of measure- ment proposed in the work have a number of advan- tages: the possibility to be used in horizontal wells; the insusceptibility to the Groningen effect; the con- structive ease of realization and small overall dimen- sions. Fig. 1. The example of factorization of 2D inverse problem of inductive logging: I — depth, II — measured apparent con- ductivity and specified conductivity of beds, III — recon- structed conductivity. The assumption on absence of current interac- tion in medium also is a restriction of this method. This restriction is not critical since the linear Doll approach describes many cases being topical for practice with high degree of accuracy. Besides, a lot of authors linearize the problem using a correc- tion for skin effect. In the course of investigation, it was shown that use of correction for skin effect is only some approximation, which introduces its own error being, in essence, unavoidable, but it permits to find some, undoubtedly approximate, solution. The modelling has shown that solution based on using a correction for skin effect can lead to qualita- Fig. 2. The example of factorization of 2D inverse problem of electric logging: MEK1, MEK2, MEK3, MEK4 are resistivities obtained by different depth sounds; Rp is the resistance of virgin part of bed; Rzp is the resistance of invaded zone. ������������������ !�"�#$�%&�'�$��(�( ��� )*� ��+,�*-�. ��,������/ �* ��.,�.��.���*������ ����� �� The effic��� $��#�&��&�����%��������#���� ��� �������� ��7��$���""��"�:�������$;������������� ��8 ���������#�<�������'���������������(���&��8(�����! ��&���������=������"��������#�&��#��%�������$���� ���� �� ������������>?@������)A���7��%� �������� ���� ������� ���� comparison with commonly used BKZ-BK-IK complex and some of other multisound complexes used on the territories of Ukraine, Rus- sia, Kazakhstan and other countries was made. They also are not inferior to similar complexes de- veloped by leading geophysical corporations as to their characteristics.