Tigress Mapping

 

Tigress Mapping allows geoscientists to model the structural and lithological properties of reservoirs spatially. Geophysical, geological and petrophysical data can be integrated to construct an accurate reservoir volumetric model. Complex arithmetic or logical operations can be performed on data using standard or user defined equations, the results of which can be used in the volumetric model. Volumetric calculations can be performed on the model with results being reported in a choice of units and on an area by area basis. The static model can be passed to Tigress Simulation as the basis for the fluid flow simulation model.

On this page you can find summaries and lists of features for:



Map editor

Summary

Generation of mapping grids based on fault data and a variety of control point data.

The Map editor integrates Tigress Geology and Petrophysics well data with Tigress Geophysics horizons and fault interpretations to accurately model structure and properties spatially.

Features

Features include:

  • choice of industry standard gridding and contouring algorithms including CPS-3, DGI and Irap
  • variety of grid operations including smoothing, snapping and re-gridding and refining
  • graphical editing of all mapping data including grids, contours, faults and control points
  • comprehensive set of geographical projections and projection transforms
  • digitisation of paper-based map data
  • generation and display of dip and azimuth data based on structural grids
  • full user control over the basemap display, including contour increments, line styles, fills and colours
  • inclusion of:
    • title boxes
    • scale bars
    • latitude and longitude graticules
    • free text
    • simulation grids
    • 2D and 3D seismic grids
  • user defined basemaps for fast generation of report quality output and quick regeneration
  • link to Tigress Simulation for fluid flow model grid generation and property population
  • hot link to Geology for selection of wells for well correlation display
  • cursor tracking gives instant spatial positioning links with geological, petrophysical and geophysical displays
  • CGM hardcopy output.

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Mapping operations

Summary

Arithmetic and logical manipulation of mapping grids and control points.

Features

Features include:

  • graphical calculator style creation of equations
  • equations generated in other applications, such as Saturation Mapping and Crossplot, can be accessed
  • complex arithmetical equations of up to 255 characters can be stored for future use
  • logical application of equations to relevant mapping data
  • calculations can be performed on an area by area basis defined by polygons.

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Perspective display

Summary

Perspective (3D) view of mapping grid data.

Features

Features include:

  • three-dimensional view of multiple structure grids
  • choice of display styles including wire frame, light shaded and band shaded
  • display of contour lines, grid lines, projected 2D surface, and so on
  • display of a choice of parameters as a fourth dimension
  • projection of well paths through the 3D model
  • display of fence diagrams through the 3D model based on any line of section
  • horizontal sectioning of model to indicate gas leg, oil leg and water leg.

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Saturation mapping

Summary

Constructs a water saturation grid of the hydrocarbon/water transition zone within the reservoir.

Features

Features include:

  • graphical specification of model input data
  • models based on a variety of information including structural, fluid, permeability and other parameter data
  • graphical calculator style specification of regression equations
  • storage and retrieval of equations and models from the Tigress database
  • construction of porosity banded models with a separate equation for each band
  • hot link to Crossplot for transfer of user-defined Saturation versus Height regressions.

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Volumetrics

Summary

Generation of volumetric results based on mapped grid input data or constant values.

Features

Features include:

  • logical specification of volumetric input data
  • input grid data can be read from the Tigress database or user specified constant values can be entered
  • generation of various volumetric calculations including:
    • gross rock
    • net rock
    • net pore
    • net hydrocarbon pore volumes
  • creation of volumetric macros for re-running calculations with the same or new input data
  • generation of volumetric "in place" results, areas and volume thickness grids
  • volumetric reporting on a polygon by polygon basis
  • volumetric and area reporting in a choice of units
  • saved audit trail of input data and output results.

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