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September 17, 2025

Practical Petrophysical Evaluation of Thin and Heterogeneous Carbonate Reservoir with Resistivity Simulation and Variable Archie's Cementation Factor (m) Analysis in an Oil Field Offshore UAE and Qatar

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The resistivity simulation revealed that shallow readings better reflect true formation resistivity, improving accuracy.
Variable-m analysis indicated intervals with higher cementation factors than standard assumptions, aligning estimated water saturation with production data.
The method addresses discrepancies in water saturation results, enhancing the reliability of logging in complex carbonate reservoirs.
Findings provide insights for future formation evaluation and tool selection in similar oil fields.

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MKM. Katabuchi SAShaikha Salem AljneibiAbu Dhabi National Oil (United Arab Emirates)EIE. Ibe

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This analysis demonstrates the impact of resistivity simulation and variable cementation factor on water saturation in carbonate reservoirs, suggesting improved evaluation techniques.

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Katabuchi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4567431b076d99fa5bc84 https://doi.org/10.2118/227510-ms

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This analysis demonstrates the impact of resistivity simulation and variable cementation factor on water saturation in carbonate reservoirs, suggesting improved evaluation techniques.

Practical Petrophysical Evaluation of Thin and Heterogeneous Carbonate Reservoir with Resistivity Simulation and Variable Archie's Cementation Factor (m) Analysis in an Oil Field Offshore UAE and Qatar

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Practical Petrophysical Evaluation of Thin and Heterogeneous Carbonate Reservoir with Resistivity Simulation and Variable Archie's Cementation Factor (m) Analysis in an Oil Field Offshore UAE and Qatar

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