Bullwinkle J-Sand Log Responses and Synthetic Seismic Ties v1.1

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Bullwinkle J-Sand Log Responses and Synthetic Seismic Ties v1.1 J. Comisky 10/29/00 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 1

Overview This compilation is a summary of log responses and synthetic seismograms in each of the wells in the Bullwinkle field which penetrate the J Sand package. All available log data is shown for each well with the exception of the SP. All wells contain at least a gamma ray and resistivity log. The track on the far right shows the NPHI and RHOB logs scaled in sandstone porosity units. The basic wireline response logs are all referenced in TVDSS (feet). This means that TVDSS is the linear scale. Wells with enough logs for synthetic seismogram construction have been tied to the data from the Bull34 survey. All of the welltie logs are referenced in TWTIME (seconds). The first seismic trace to the left of the Bull34 extraction is a synthetic that Shell has computed. The following is a description of the methods used to build a seismic tie: 1. The DT log and checkshot data from the 109-1 survey are used to build an initial time-depth pair. The checkshot data tie perfectly at each of the checkshot survey points (shown in the far right track on all the seismic ties). The DT log is integrated in between each checkshot point to fill in the missing time-depth pairs. 2. The intial depth referenced wireline logs are transformed and resampled into TWTIME for use in building the synthetic. The sampling rate for this transformation is 3 ms. 3. The TWTIME referenced DT and RHOB logs are used to calculate an RFC at each sample point (shown in the RFC track for each seismic tie). The RFC log is then integrated and detrended. 4. The detrended RFC log is bandpass filtered using corner frequencies of 10 and 60 Hz. This detrended RFC log is the RUNSUM synthetic (shown next to the extracted trace for each seismic tie). 5. Sometimes there is a time shift between events in the extracted trace and the synthetic. This is corrected by applying a static shift to the synthetic to make the events match in time. When this is done, a seperate TWTIME track is shown in blue next to Shell s synthetic. The twoway times in this track are the original time-depth data calculated from the 109-1 checkshot survey. The other two TWTIME tracks are the corrected two-way times which correct the synthetic to match the extracted Bull34 trace. Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 2

The following table is a summary of the depth shift performed in each well. Diff = Twtime(original) - Twtime(corrected) where Twtime(original) is the initial time-depth tie calculated using the Checkshot data from the 109-1 well. Twtime(corrected) is a static shift I performed which lined up the J2 event from the synthetic with the extracted trace. Table 1: Well Diff (sec) A-1-0.006 A-11-BP 0.006 A-2-BP 0 A-3-BP 0 A-32-BP 0 A-33-0.054 A-36 0.045 A-37-0.018 A-38 0.015 A-37 0.015 A-4-BP 0.036 A-5-BP 0.018 65-1 0.078 109-2 0.078 109-1 0 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 3

Basemap Well with no Seismic Tie Well with Seismic Tie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 4

A-1 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 5

A-1 Well Tie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 6

A-1 Geco Survey (1995) Trace Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 7

A-2-BP Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 8

A-2-BP Welltie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 9

A-2-BP Geco Survey (1995) Trace Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 10

A-3-BP Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 11

A-3-BP Welltie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 12

A-3-BP Geco Survey (1995) Trace Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 13

A-4-BP Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 14

A-4-BP Welltie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 15

A-4-BP Geco Survey (1995) Trace Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 16

A-5-BP Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 17

A-5-BP Welltie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 18

A-5-BP Geco Survey (1995) Trace Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 19

A-5 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 20

A-10 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 21

A-11-BP Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 22

A-11-BP Welltie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 23

A-31 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 24

A-32-BP Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 25

A-32-BP Welltie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 26

A-32-BP Geco Survey (1995) Trace Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 27

A-33 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 28

A-33 Welltie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 29

A-33 Geco Survey (1995) Trace Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 30

A-34 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 31

A-35 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 32

A-36 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 33

A-36 Welltie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 34

A-36 Geco Survey (1995) Trace Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 35

A-37 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 36

A-37 Welltie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 37

A-37 Geco Survey (1995) Trace Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 38

A-38 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 39

A-38 Welltie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 40

A-38 Geco Survey (1995) Trace Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 41

A-39 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 42

A-41 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 43

A-42-BP Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 44

A-42-ST Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 45

65-1 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 46

65-1 Welltie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 47

65-1-ST1 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 48

108-1 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 49

108-1-ST Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 50

108-2 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 51

108-2-ST Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 52

109-1 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 53

109-1 Welltie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 54

109-1 Geco Survey (1995) Trace Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 55

109-1-ST Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 56

109-2 Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 57

109-2 Welltie Bullwinkle Log/Seismic Ties v1.1 10-30-00 J. Comisky 58