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Geological and geochemical aspects of modeling of hydrocarbon systems

https://doi.org/10.31660/0445-0108-2024-5-34-45

Abstract

   Forecasting the phase-genetic types of hydrocarbons is the most important stage in modelling geological hydrocarbon systems. This is because accurate qualitative and quantitative assessment of potential reserves is necessary for making informed investment decisions in exploration activities. Improving the precision of qualitative and quantitative oil and gas forecast can help reduce geological risks in asset development and increase investment efficiency. Therefore, technologies that allow modelling of hydrocarbon systems are becoming ever more important.

   This study aims to explore the key geological and geochemical aspects of hydrocarbon system modelling.

   Hydrocarbon systems refer to interconnected elements and geological processes influencing hydrocarbon formation in sedimentary basins. The study emphasizes that the "oil window" concept, or the theory of hydrocarbon formation phases, provides the theoretical basis for hydrocarbon systems. This concept consistently encompasses the entire history of sedimentary basin development, the evolution of thermal and thermobaric regimes in sedimentary deposits, the transformation of organic matter, hydrocarbon generation, migration, accumulation, and preservation processes. Using the results of modelling of hydrocarbon systems to evaluate geological risks and the economic impact of exploration activities can be a powerful instrument for companies that make investment decisions in geological exploration.

Keywords


1.6.11. Geology, prospecting, exploration and exploitation of oil and gas fields (geological and mineralogical sciences)

About the Author

R. R. Imamov
Meretoyakhaneftegaz LLC
Russian Federation

Rustam R. Imamov, Candidate of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences, Associate Professor, Head of Geology

Tyumen



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Imamov R.R. Geological and geochemical aspects of modeling of hydrocarbon systems. Oil and Gas Studies. 2024;(5):34-45. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.31660/0445-0108-2024-5-34-45

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