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ε - y i + 〈w, x i 〉 + b ≤ 0 if α i > 0 (15)<br />

In conjunction with an analogous analysis on α * i we have<br />

max {-ε + y i - 〈w, x i 〉 | α i < C or α * i > 0} ≤ b ≤ (16)<br />

min {-ε + y i - 〈w, x i 〉 | α i > 0 or α * i < C} (17)<br />

(*)<br />

If some α i ∈ (0, C) the inequalities become equalities. Then the b term can be<br />

calculated by choosing any i.<br />

Calculation <strong>of</strong> water saturation log<br />

We applied the following steps in calculation <strong>of</strong> water saturation log:<br />

1. Calculate shale percentage with Gamma ray log;<br />

2. Convert shale percentage to different lithology;<br />

3. Determine input parameters (water and gas density, water resistivity) according to<br />

depth, temperature, and resistivity <strong>of</strong> water saturated sand zone;<br />

4. Solve saturation and porosity for different lithology.<br />

Shale percentage (Vsh) can be calculated from Gamma ray log according to equation<br />

(18):<br />

GR − GR<br />

sand<br />

Vsh = (18)<br />

GR − GR<br />

shale<br />

Here GR is the reading from Gamma ray log; GR sand is the Gamma ray reading from sand<br />

zone; and GR shale is the Gamma ray reading from shale zone. In our following examples,<br />

when shale percentage is 50% and above, we consider this interval as shale; and when the<br />

shale percentage is below 50%, we consider this interval as sand.<br />

We also need calculate porosity and water saturation <strong>of</strong> reservoir For porous sand<br />

reservoir water saturation (S w ) can be calculated by the Archie’s law (…..):<br />

S<br />

w<br />

=<br />

0 .81 / φ<br />

R<br />

t<br />

2<br />

×<br />

where Rw is resistivity <strong>of</strong> formation brine. The formation resistivity (R t ) <strong>of</strong> sand zones<br />

can be read directly from the resistivity log. Bulk density is usually calculated from grain<br />

density and fluid density:<br />

ρ = ( 1 − φ ) ρ ρ φ (20)<br />

ma +<br />

Where ρ ma is the grain density and ρ f is the fluid density. Fluid density can be expressed<br />

by gas density and water density (Here the fluid in our reservoir consists only gas and<br />

water):<br />

ρ<br />

f<br />

= S<br />

w<br />

ρ<br />

w<br />

+ ( 1 − S<br />

w<br />

) ρ (21)<br />

g<br />

Where ρ w is the water density and ρ g is the gas density. With equation (19), (20), and<br />

(21), porosity can be expressed as:<br />

f<br />

sand<br />

R<br />

w<br />

(19)<br />

<strong>Agreement</strong> <strong>DE</strong>-<strong>FC26</strong>-<strong>02NT15342</strong>, <strong>Seismic</strong> <strong>Evaluation</strong> <strong>of</strong> Hydrocarbon Saturation 22

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