W e l c o m e t o t h e w e b p a g e o f p r o f e s s o r M i c h a e l
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Ckeck out the well log at your right, which shows a segment of the São Sebastião Formation (K, Recôncavo Basin), one of the main aquifers in Bahia. The facies variability is noticiable by the profile colors and the log curves (blue = GR).
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If this formation is so heterogeneous, how to map it? How to correlate? How to proceed to model an aquifer as complex and heteregenous ?
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The solution my be labeled as applied sedimentology: the study of depositional systems focused on practical application - correctly interpreting each interval of the well profile, not only identifying the "formation", but identifying each set of facies and their respective depositional system.
Let's say the situation is this: it is necessary to make an adequate and high resolution correlation.
How to achieve this..?
Why is it important? Because by making an adequate correlation, we have as a result a realistic depositional architecture , which is very useful when it comes to quantifying and qualifying reservoirs and aquifers.
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