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    This study aims to better understand the depositional environments and facies distributions in the E6-2 reservoir in Central Luconia through integrated petrographic, well log, core, and seismic data analyses. The depositional environment of the E6-2 well is identified as being at the backreef of the E6 carbonate platform, though petrographic changes indicate varying depositional conditions over time with respect to relative sea level. Integrating data between the E6-2 and E6-3 wells will help delineate the facies distributions and depositional model to improve reservoir characterization.

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    This study aims to better understand the depositional environments and facies distributions in the E6-2 reservoir in Central Luconia through integrated petrographic, well log, core, and seismic data analyses. The depositional environment of the E6-2 well is identified as being at the backreef of the E6 carbonate platform, though petrographic changes indicate varying depositional conditions over time with respect to relative sea level. Integrating data between the E6-2 and E6-3 wells will help delineate the facies distributions and depositional model to improve reservoir characterization.

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    FACIES MODELLING AND DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL

    STUDIES OF CYCLE V-1 FIELD E6-2 IN CENTRAL LUCONIA


    Anwar Arsyad Ahmad Fuzi, Jalal Douraghi
    Department of Petroleum Geoscience, Universiti Teknologi Petronas, 32610 Seri Iskandar, Perak.

    INTRODUCTION
    Carbonate Platform of the E6 field of Central Luconia has been appraised to be a gas reservoir with oil rim.
    AREA OF STUDY
    However, limited knowledge of the reservoir may be the setback from it being developed. Thus, this study
    focuses on the petrographic studies of the thin section samples along with well data of E6-2 well and seismic
    data in the effort of establishing a better understanding of the reservoir distributions through its depositional
    environments.

    PROBLEM STATEMENTS RESEARCH OBJECTIVES


    Presence of tight layers within the reservoir.
    i. To gain a better understanding of the
    It has been observed in the well data as well as core subsurface geology in Field E6, Central
    data. Vertical distributions are known however in terms of
    Luconia.
    its lateral distributions, it remains a question.
    ii. To identify the facies of the Miocene
    The integration of the sample studies (cores and thin
    carbonate and its distributions of Field X,
    sections), well data and seismic will be the key in
    delineating the reservoir distributions. Central Luconia.
    Vital, as it will be the key to the latter development decision iii. To provide a simplified depositional
    - geo-steering of the well for optimum performance of the model based on the identified microfacies.
    reservoir. Fig. 1 : The Area of Study

    METHODOLOGY
    1. Petrographic Study 2. Facies Identifications 3. Petrophysical Logs 4. Seismic Study 5. Facies Correlations
    and Core Data Study
    - A microfacies analysis - Facies will be built based - The sequence boundaries - Facies identified will be
    on thin section sampled of on the petrographic studies - The porosity and present will be noted in the used to fit both wells
    from the E6-2 and E6-3 findings. Naming of the permeability data will be effort of establishing the descriptions. Together with
    wells from the depths of facies will encompass its used in the tight layer architecture of the E6 seismic data, correlations
    5840.5 m to 6347.5 m and texture and its identification complementing platform as well for its between the E6-2 and E6-3
    5568.5 m to 5948.3 m. petrographical contents. the Petrographic Studies stratigraphy sequences. wells will be commenced.

    RESULTS & DISCUSSIONS

    A C

    B
    CONCLUSION
    The depositional environment of the E6-2
    well is at the Backreef of the E6 carbonate
    platform. However, petrographic changes
    observed indicate that the depositional
    conditions had changed thoughout time
    with respect to the relative sea level and its
    proximal distance from the carbonate rim.

    WAY FORWARD
    Integrate the data and findings between the
    Table 1 : The facies distributions. 2 wells of E6 field; E6-2 well and E6-3 well.
    Fig. 2 :A) N-S seismic cross-section B) Depositional Characteristics C) Deposition Environment Model

    References
    Abang Hasbollah, D. Z., & Junin, R. (2017). Assessment of geological CO2 storage potential in central Luconia province. International Journal of Advanced and Applied Sciences, 44-48.
    Jamaludin, S. F., Pubellier, M., & Menier, D. (December 2014). Relationship between syn-depositional faulting and carbonate growth in Central Luconia Province, Malaysia. Bulletin of the
    Geological Society of Malaysia, 77-83.
    Zampetti, V., Schlager, W., Konijnenburg, J.-H. v., & Everts, A.-J. (2004). Architecture and growth history of a Miocene carbonate platform from 3D seismic reflection data; Luconia province, offshore
    Sarawak, Malaysia. Marine and Petroleum Geology, 517-534.

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