Imaging Reservoir Properties of the Permian- Triassic- Jurassic and Cretaceous successions at Loppa High, Norwegian Barents Sea. Examples from Gohta, Salina and Skalle Discoveries

• Main Author: Viga, Odd Fossaa
• Format: Master Thesis
• Language: English
• Published: 2019
• Subjects: Permian; Reservoir Characterization; Knurr; Fruholmen; Petrophysical Analysis; Hammerfest Basin; Tempelfjorden; Reservoir; Kolmule; Compaction; Rock Physics; Net-to-Gross; Gohta; Triassic; Shale Volume; Net Pay; Stø; Water Saturation; Ørn; Røye; Fluid Effect; Erosion; Tromsø Basin; Loppa High; Discovery; Carboniferous; Reservoir Properties; Permeability; Cretaceous; Uplift; Skalle; Jurassic; Barents Sea; Norway; Salina; Kobbe; Petrophysics; Petroleum Geology; Cement Volume; Porosity; Net Reservoir; NCS; Tromsø; Loppa; Hammerfest; Tempelfjord*
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/10852/70005; http://urn.nb.no/URN:NBN:no-73134

Exploration in the Barents Sea has shown to be difficult, due to the regional tectonic history to the area. Multiple uplift events, faulting and erosion make the well log data behave differently than expected in other areas on the NCS. This study focuses on the reservoirs in PermianTriassic- Jurassi...