Two case studies from China of hydrocarbon detection with SIP

Spectral induced polarization (SIP) has been used in east China for nearly 20 years to evaluate hydrocarbon charge. In assessing 65 wells in six oil fields in east China, SIP made 47 successful positive (producer) and negative (dry hole) predictions for a success rate of 72.3%.

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Published in:	Leading edge (Tulsa, Okla.) Vol. 25; no. 11; pp. 1401 - 1402
Main Authors:	He Zhanxiang, He Zhanxiang, Jiang Wenbo, Jiang Wenbo, Liu Pingsheng, Liu Pingsheng
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Society of Exploration Geophysicists 01-11-2006
Subjects:	applied (geophysical surveys & methods) Asia boreholes case studies China Economic geology energy sources Far East geophysical methods geophysical surveys Geophysics Global Positioning System high-resolution methods instruments petroleum petroleum exploration polarization signal-to-noise ratio SIP spectral induced polarization surveys Tarim Basin Xinjiang China
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Summary:	Spectral induced polarization (SIP) has been used in east China for nearly 20 years to evaluate hydrocarbon charge. In assessing 65 wells in six oil fields in east China, SIP made 47 successful positive (producer) and negative (dry hole) predictions for a success rate of 72.3%.
ISSN:	1070-485X 1938-3789
DOI:	10.1190/1.2399273