Model the volume of hydrocarbon generation and expulsion through time for multiple wells. Both conventional and unconventional resource plays can be modelled. A wide range of other values are modeled including maturity, porosity, permeability, pressure and temperature, all of which can be used to further analyze the petroleum system.
Burial History:
- Model complex stratigraphy, including unconformities
- Select from several calculation methods for compaction, porosity, and permeability
- Model porosity by mechanical, fluid flow, or chemical compaction
- Mix lithology or mineral components to create an unlimited number of custom lithologies
- Model changes in formation thickness due to salt or shale movement (diapirs).
Diagenesis and Pressure:
- Calculate pore fluid pressure to predict the timing and/or depth of abnormal pressure regions as well as subsequent fracturing
- Enhance porosity reduction by means of quartz cementation in sand and smectite-illite conversion in shales.
Thermal History:
- Model thermal maturation and predict timing of hydrocarbon generation/expulsion
- Model basement heat flow, radiogenic heat flow, and rifting heat flow
- Vary surface temperature and heat flow through time.
Logs:
- Drag and drop logs in LAS format
- Display logs adjacent to stratigraphy column for formation top editing
- Pick porosity points from a porosity log for use in calibration.
Source Rock Organic Richness:
- Determine Total Organic Carbon (TOC) from logs of resistivity and porosity
- Calculate Initial TOC