Comprehensive Evaluation of Shale Reservoir Reconstruction based on Microseismic and Multidisciplinary Integration

Abstract

Microseismic can build a bridge between engineering operations such as drilling and fracturing and stratum evaluation such as earthquake, geology, and logging by fully excavating fracture time, spatial development characteristics, and focal information. For the postseismic evaluation of microseisms, a comprehensive evaluation system integrating microseisms and multidisciplines is established in this paper: through deep excavation of microseismic information such as the time and space distribution of microseismic events, quantitative statistics, magnitude-frequency gradient (B-value) and S-P wave energy ratio (Es/Ep), the effective identification of dry faults, wet faults, cracks, joints, sweet spots and nonsweet spots is realized, combined with seismology and geology. The engineering problems (casing change, pressure change, fracturing barrier, etc.) are analyzed accordingly, which enhances the comprehensive evaluation function of microseismic and multidiscipline.