Petrophysical Analysis of Resham-01, Chak 7a-01 And Chak 66-01 To Study the Reservoir Properties and Correlation of Reservoirs Fancies in Sangha Area, Lower Indus Basin, Pakistan

Abstract

The Sinjhoro concession is prolific gas-producing block situated on the eastern limb of the Lower Indus Basin in Pakistan. It contains several developments and production (D & P) leases, which are producing gas from Cretaceous rocks. The present study aimed to evaluate the Petrophysical properties of the lower Goru formation using well-log date. My study revealed that the reservoir-quality sands are deposited in the eastern portion of the study area. The identified lead is also located on a fair to good level of sand body which is produced from the well drilled to the south of the prospective area. Well correlation, Petrophysical data logs (PDLs) and IsoMap layers techniques were adopted to calculate the Petrophysical properties of the reservoir level. During the Petrophysical study, a potential zone is identified, Zone-A showing more promising results for hydrocarbon presence.