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    A 3D Geological Reservoir Evaluation of Lower Aradeiba Formation in Hamra East Field, Muglad Basin - Sudan
    (Al-Neelain University, 2019) Bushar Omer Mahmoud Bushar
    Abstract A 3D reservoir modelling study was carried out in Hamra East oil field, which located in block 2B, Muglad Basin, Sudan. The aims of this study is to integrate all available data to build a representative and predictive 3D geological model for lower Aradeiba sand reservoir in order to capture heterogeneities that significantly impact the flow of fluids and estimate the oil in place. A 3D geological model was built up using Petrel software for all of the reservoirs that incorporating all geophysical, geological and petrophysical data. Variogram based techniques were used in the properties distribution. All fourteen available wells have been correlated and two sub-layers have been divided vertically based on the stratigraphic characteristics from large scale to small scale across the field. All fault surfaces coincide with the interpreted fault polygons. Horizon surfaces, which have been generated are matched very well with the seismic surfaces and well tops. The porosity distribution was constrain to facies distribution in order to follow the geology. 3D saturation distribution from J function match well with logs saturation. Two productive sand reservoirs identified within lower part of Aradeiba formation divided in to D and D1 which is laterally continuous and appear in most of wells with good properties. The faceis analysis concluded that the Aradeiba Lower shales/sandstones formations are representing the characteristics of a lacustrine depositional environment with fluvial-deltaic channels. The source rock of the sediment is situated in northeastern of basin margin. The study was analyzed and identified the parameters that have largest effect on the reserve calculation and estimate the reserve in Aradeiba D and D1. الخلاصة أجريت دراسة نمذجة جيولوجية لتمثيل الخزان في الابعاد الثلاثة لحقل حمرة الشرقي للنفط ، والذي يقع في مربع 2 ب، حوض المجلد، السودان. تهدف هذه الدراسة إلى دمج جميع البيانات المتاحة لبناء نموذج جيولوجي ثلاثي الأبعاد تمثيلي وتنبئي لخزان الرمل الموجود فى الجزء السفلى لمتكون عرديبة من أجل التقاط التجانس الذي يؤثر بشكل كبير في تدفق السوائل و من ثم تقدير الاحتياطي.. تم بناء النموذج الجيولوجي ثلاثي الأبعاد باستخدام برنامج بتريل Petrel هومن ضمن البرامج المستخدمة فى بناء النماذج الجيولوجية للخزانات. حيث تم ادخال المعلومات الجيوفيزيائية والجيولوجية والبتروفيزيائية المتاحة وتوزيعها وذلك باستخدام تقنية الفايروجرام Variogram في توزيع الخصائص. تم ربط ومضاهاة جميع الآبار الأربعة عشر المتاحة ، وتم تقسيم الخزان الى طبقتين رأسياً على أساس الخصائص الطبقية. حيث تمت مطابقة الصدوع و الطبقات المفسرة جيوفيزيائي مع تلك التي تم إنشاؤها فى النظام الثلاثى ، كما وزعت المسامية مقرونة بتوزيع السحنات من أجل متابعة الجيولوجيا. وتم حساب تشبع الهيدروكاربون فى النموذج ومقارنته بالتشبع المحسوب من تسجيلات الابار حيث كان مطابقا. تم تحديد خزانين رملين منتجين في الجزء السفلي من تكوين عرديبة مقسمان إلى D و D1 وهما متواصلان بشكل جانبي ويظهران في معظم الآبار و ذات خصائص جيدة. وخلص تحليل السحنات إلى أن التكوينات الصخرية الغرينية/ الرملية السفلية لمتكون عرديبة تمثل خصائص بيئية ترسب لبحيرات مع قنوات دلتا. مصدر هذه الرواسب يقع فى الاتجاه الشمال الشرقى للحوض. كما حددت الدراسة اكثر العوامل تاثيرا فى حساب الاحتياطى مع تقدير الاحتياطي في هذه التكاوين. وبناءا على هذه التحاليل اوصت الدراسة بزيادة المعلومات التى استخدمت فى هذه الدراسة والتاكد من مدى جودتها وملائمتها وذلك من اجل الحصول على نتائج افضل.
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    Geophysical Exploration for Groundwater in Crystalline Rocks, El Obeid Area, North Kordofan, Sudan
    (Alneelain University, 2005-04) Abd El Rahman Ahmed Abbashar
    The study area lies between latitudes 13° 22’ and 13° 05’ North and longitudes 30° 20’ and 30° 12’ East. The geology of the study area comprises the superficial deposits of Qoz sand, sands of different grain size, sandy clay, clay and silt overlie the Basement complex rocks. The Basement complex rocks consist of gneiss, quartzite, schist, granite and pegmatite. This type of geological formation is recognized as a poor aquifer for occurrence and accumulation of groundwater. Only in certain circumstances water may exist; that is in the presence of geological structures like fractures, joints, cracks faults.... Etc. The water quantity depends on resistivity of rainfall and infiltration in the study area. - In the current study geophysical techniques (electromagnetic and resistivity) were conducted to investigate the groundwater occurrence in the area. Ten electromagnetic profiles of total length 11.5 km, were conducted in the study area. The measurement reflects considerable fracturing, faults and cracks trending in North-South direction parallel to the streams or Wadis channel. ' Seven horizontal electrical resistivity profiles of total length 4.3 Km were carried out in the study area to locate anomaly sites and to verify the measurement done by electromagnetic profiles. These resistivity measurements insure the viability of locating sites by using the electromagnetic methods by giving better results in delineation of Basement rock structures. \ Finally fifteen vertical electrical soundings were applied in the study area in the center of the anomaly that shown by conduction of electromagnetic and electric resistivity profiles. These VES results confirm the result depicted by electromagnetic and electric resistivity profiles and, show depth to fresh Basement rock more than 54 meter in Kurbage locality, 77 — 135 m in El Sunut locality and 69 — 75 m in Jebel Kordofan locality which is a best locality compared to other two localities ( Kurbage and Elsunut ) in term of water quantity, quality and depth to water.