INTERPRET / SERVICE 14
SCAL simulation.
Specialist core-flood simulation and history matching help examine experimental behaviour and interpret relative-permeability data.
THE QUESTION
What does the experiment tell us?
Interpretation requires numerical modelling and an understanding of the physical experiment. Reviewing conditions, data quality and alternative fits makes the assumptions behind derived relationships explicit.
Methods & applications
- Review of experimental data and conditions
- Core-flood simulation
- History matching
- Relative-permeability interpretation
- Integration with capillary-pressure evidence
A clearly scoped delivery.
CTS is your point of contact for planning the programme and bringing the results together. Where specialist laboratory or interpretation input is required, delivery responsibilities are identified in your proposal.
The scope distinguishes the measurement package and its included outputs from additional processing, interpretation and interactive reporting. Sample requirements and method limitations are confirmed before work begins.
A CONNECTED WORKFLOW
From question to evidence.
- 01
Review experimental records
- 02
Set up the physical and numerical model
- 03
Assess history matches and sensitivities
- 04
Report relationships and limitations
Interpretation boundary
History matching may not produce a unique solution. Interpretation depends on experimental records, assumptions and the conditions tested.
