Characterizing scales of sedimentary heterogeneity in a fluvial—estuarine reservoir analog: An example from the Mulichinco Formation, Neuquén Basin, Argentina

Keyphrases

• ARGENTINA 100%
• Sediment Heterogeneity 100%
• Reservoir Analogue 100%
• Mulichinco Formation 100%
• Reservoir Quality 66%
• First-order 33%
• Clay 33%
• Depositional Processes 33%
• Sediment Supply 33%
• Diagenesis 33%
• Estuarine System 33%
• Meandering Channel 33%
• Channel Deposits 33%
• Fluvial System 33%
• Architectural Analysis 33%
• Petrophysical Analysis 33%
• Sedimentological Analysis 33%
• Stratigraphic Analysis 33%
• Development Strategy 33%
• Subtidal 33%
• Petrophysical 33%
• Body Compartments 33%
• Body Type 33%
• Proximal-to-distal 33%
• Property Distribution 33%
• Pore Scale 33%
• Distribution Quality 33%
• Avulsion 33%
• Permeability Distribution 33%
• Heterogeneity Scale 33%
• Floodplain Deposits 33%
• Exploration Strategy 33%
• Reservoir Compartments 33%
• Supply Ratio 33%
• Sequence Stratigraphic Analysis 33%
• Braided Channel 33%
• Textural Variation 33%
• Cement Mineralogy 33%
• Autogenic Processes 33%
• Estuarine Reservoir 33%
• Channel Unit 33%
• Value Variation 33%
• Large-scale Control 33%
• Sandstone Properties 33%
• Reservoir Properties 33%
• Facies Associations 33%
• Predictive Model 33%
• Allogenic Processes 33%
• Bedded Sandstone 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Reservoir Quality 100%
• Argentina 100%
• Sandstone 100%
• Depositional Process 50%
• Flood Plain 50%
• Diagenesis 50%
• Mineralogy 50%
• Spatial Variation 50%
• Distribution (Property) 50%
• Pore Scale 50%
• Microporosity 50%