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stress field modelling

We at geomecon have developed a reliable dedicated workflow for estimation of the in-situ stress tensor in both green and brown field scenarios.

Any geomechanical analysis can only be as good as the estimate of the in-situ stress. Our dedicated workflow starts with the analysis of the available information on the structural evolution of your play, and collects available data like stress regime indicators, offset well information, seismicity, and similar. Possible stress states can be identified with the subsequent construction of a rock mass strength polygon for individual depth levels of interest; in combination with additional data we can then determine the sub-regional stress field for the site. The workflow aims both at green field and brown field applications. Additional information like stress measurements will complement the analysis and improve your stress model. Indirect information from drilling performance (instabilities, losses, cementing) and measurements such as SRT, LOT, XLOT, FIT, HF, or MM* will be incorporated in hydrocarbon or geothermal applications and thus not only improve reservoir understanding, but also the stress model significantly.
* SRT: step rate test, LOT: leak off test, XLOT: extended leak off test, FIT: formation integrity test, HF: hydraulic fracturing, MM: microseismic monitoring

outcome

  • determination of stress tensor
  • determination of pore pressure
  • determination of stress regime and orientation

selected references

ARUP (United Kingdom), CEP Petroleum (Germany), G.E.O.S. Freiberg GmbH (Germany), PRD Energy (Germany), Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources (Germany), ST1 Helsinki (Finland).
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