Unconventional Resources: Provenance Analysis, Sediment Transport, Reservoir Evaluation, Geo-energy

58.7K

views

167

authors

29

articles

Unconventional Resources: Provenance Analysis, Sediment Transport, Reservoir Evaluation, Geo-energy

58.7K

views

167

authors

29

articles

Editorial

11 December 2024

Editorial: Unconventional resources: provenance analysis, sediment transport, reservoir evaluation, geo-energy

Wenguang Wang

,

Xixin Wang

,

Yongqiang Chen

,

Chao Liu

and

Yihuai Zhang

1,046 views

1 citations

Editors

5

Wenguang Wang

Northeast Petroleum University

Xixin Wang

Yangtze University

Chao Liu

Northeast Petroleum University

Yongqiang Chen

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)

Yihuai Zhang

University of Glasgow

Impact

Fetching...

About

Download the ebooks for this Research Topic:
Volume I.A:
PDF ¦ EPUB
Volume I.B:
PDF ¦ EPUB

With the deepening of theoretical understanding and the progress of exploration and development techniques, a series of major breakthroughs have been made in the global exploration and development of unconventional oil and gas. Global unconventional oil and gas production is growing rapidly, and its role in global energy supply is becoming increasingly prominent. Unconventional oil and gas reservoirs have poor physical properties, generally with porosities of 2%-10% and permeabilities of (0.001-1)×10-3 µm2. The basic types include tight sandstone, mud shale, tight carbonate etc. Unconventional oil and gas resources are very rich, and it is necessary to conduct in-depth research on provenance analysis, sediment transport, reservoir evaluation and geo-energy.

The purpose of this Research Topic is to provide operational evaluation ideas for unconventional resource prediction through the study of unconventional reservoir provenance analysis, sediment transport, reservoir evaluation and geo-energy, and ultimately serve oil and gas exploration practice. The different provenance controls the distribution of sedimentary facies in the vertical and lateral directions, which in turn control the spatial distribution of the grain size and clastic composition. The study of provenance analysis and sediment transport can integrate tectonics, climate, provenance lithotypes, transport dynamics, and burial diagenesis, which can provide a comprehensive understanding of unconventional reservoirs. The modelling of unconventional reservoirs is mainly aimed at reservoirs with original reservoirs tight and generally no natural industrial output, requiring artificial reconstruction, a large number of horizontal wells or branch wells and other targeted mining technologies to improve productivity. The modeling of unconventional reservoir mainly uses horizontal well data. Different from conventional reservoir modeling, the modelling of unconventional reservoir involves sweet spot characterization and artificial fracture establishment.

This Research Topic will focus on provenance analysis, sediment transport, reservoir evaluation, and geo-energy of unconventional reservoirs. It will be primarily devoted to research papers and review papers. Pioneering research papers in the field of experimental and numerical simulation are encouraged to submit their work. The scope includes but are not limited to:
• Provenance lithotype and sediment transport pathways;
• Diagenesis and reservoir quality;
• Diagenesis numerical simulation and seismic diagenetic facies;
• Data processing and application;
• Implication of machine learning and artificial intelligence to trace sediment transport;
• Controlling effect of provenance on ore-bearing reservoirs and deposits;
• Formation mechanism of sedimentary-type deposits (iron, uranium, bauxite, etc.).

Download ebook

PDF

EPUB

Share

Editors

Wenguang Wang

Northeast Petroleum University

Xixin Wang

Yangtze University

Chao Liu

Northeast Petroleum University

Yongqiang Chen

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)

Yihuai Zhang

University of Glasgow

Impact

58,714 Total views

39,084 Article views

15,866 Article downloads

3,764 Topic views

Published In

Frontiers in Earth Science

Geochemistry

Frontiers in Chemistry

Geochemistry

About Frontiers Research Topics

With their unique mixes of varied contributions from Original Research to Review Articles, Research Topics unify the most influential researchers, the latest key findings and historical advances in a hot research area! Find out more on how to host your own Frontiers Research Topic or contribute to one as an author.

Suggest a topic