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An Application of the BP Neural Network to Carbonate Karst Reservoirs Prediction

Authors: Yixin Yu; Jinchuan Zhang; Zhijun Jin;

An Application of the BP Neural Network to Carbonate Karst Reservoirs Prediction

Abstract

Effective porosity is one of the most important parameters in reservoir predication, especially in the carbonate karst reservoirs. In contrast to the calculated results by conventional statistical models, the BP neural network model can predict the porosity of reservoir more accurately because of its high nonlinear mapping ability and very strong abilities of self-adaptation and self-study. In this article, the author unified the different sampling interval of seismic and well logging responses by the mathematical method. Then discussed the correlation of them by the multiple linear regression. On that basis, the authors established the BP neural network model to predict the effective porosity of the reservoirs. The results shows that the porosity and the developed zone of fracture can be predicted in combination of three attributes of seismic and well logging data, moreover, the result is comparatively consistent well with the actually measured porosity and the well performance in study area.

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