TemisFlow Petroleum system assessment
Basin modeling techniques are now the core of basin evaluation processes in a growing number of O&G companies. By integrating diverse geological, geochemical and engineering data in a consistent framework, TemisFlowTM dynamically simulates the evolution of a sedimentary basin through geological time, assessing generation, migration, trapping and accumulation processes and thus contributing thoroughly to play assessment. By predicting accumulated volumes in reservoir formations as well as the quality of trapped hydrocarbons through rigorous compositional modeling, TemisFlowTM is the ultimate solution for subsurface exploration teams to achieve prospect delineation & ranking.
While meeting the demand for higher performance tools, TemisFlowTM may be successfully applied in a wide range of challenging settings, including but not limited to:
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Salt-driven settings
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Severely overpressured or chemically compacted formations through a best-in-class pore pressure prediction scheme
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High-pressure/high-temperature reservoirs
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Biodegraded reservoirs
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Unconventional resources
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Coalbed methane and heavy oil prone formations
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Intrusions (including salt, mud and thermal)
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Stratigraphic traps through the link with DionisosFlow®
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Traps affected by hydrodynamism (including flushing and OWC tilting)
The use of basin modeling is not restricted to regional basin analysis in preliminary exploration phases. It may be extended to field development and appraisal stages, to help further reduce the risk on the development plan and on the overall economics of the project by contributing decisively to an unbiased estimation of the value of the opportunity. TemisFlowTM addresses this challenge by allowing a clear-cut modeling of reservoir structures through the handling of high-resolution meshes, by thoroughly simulating charging processes and by accurately predicting the accumulated petroleum fluid compositional heterogeneities.
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Fully quantitative prospect assessment
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Proven capabilities for dealing with challenging geological settings
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Unconventional resources appraisal
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Best-in-class pore pressure prediction
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Uncertainty and risk analysis
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Parallel computing for leveraging multi-core and cluster hardware