This model classifies reservoir rock types in sandstone, indicating improved identification for oil and gas development.
Differences in reservoir petrology and physical properties of reservoir rocks significantly impact oil and gas field development. Accurate classification of reservoir rock type (RRT) and intelligent logging identification are essential for locating high-quality reservoirs, geological modelling, and studying the remaining oil distribution. We introduce a method for the classification and prediction of reservoir rock types using core samples, conventional logging and deep learning methods. This method is the first to apply a hybrid structure of the one-dimensional convolutional neural network and bidirectional gated recurrent unit (1D CNN-BiGRU) to reservoir rock type identification. The hybrid model is compared with single 1D CNN, BiGRU, and random forest models. In the test dataset, this hybrid model achieved an accuracy of 82.5%, with F1 scores of 0.778, 0.779, and 0.827 for RRT1, RRT2, and RRT3, respectively. Its performance surpassed that of the other models. [Received: October 16, 2024; Accepted: February 20, 2025]
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