Microseismic Fracturing: Example From The Woodford Shale
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Here is a presentation by Mike Mayerhoffer (Pinnacle) which was given at the Oklahoma Gas Shales Conference, http://www. Ogs. Ou. Edu/pdf/GSMayerhoferS. Pdf Take the quiz to test your knowledge of microseismic --
- 1.What can microseismic help you determine?
- A.
Water saturation
- B.
Fractures
- C.
Radioactivity
- D.
Permeability
- 2.The detection and locating of micro-earthquakes induced by hydraulic fracturescan help you
- A.
Map out the geometry and characteristics of the hydraulic fracture
- B.
Whether or not the permeability is in micro or milli- darcies
- C.
Pore typing
- D.
The lithology as well as biostratigraphic profile of the formation
- 3.What types of fractures might you encounter?
- A.
Simple fracture
- B.
Complex fracture
- C.
Complex fracture with fissure opening
- D.
Complex fracture network
- E.
All of the above
- 4.What can proppant bridging do?
- A.
Trigger landslides on the surface
- B.
Create vibrations
- C.
Neutralize radioactivity
- D.
Enhance fracturing
- 5.What are the key elements for production from shale networks?
- A.
Network size
- B.
Frac spacing
- C.
Conductivity
- D.
All of the above
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