QUANTITATIVE SEISMIC INTERPRETATION AND ROCK PHYSICS ANALYSIS FOR FIELD X

Resistivity plays a critical part in discovering hydrocarbons. Hydrocarbons are
almost infinitely resistant. Clastic rock bodies had been seen to show a low
resistivity and low difference responds. One of the variables adding to this is
bioturbated sand. The resisitivity responds of this zone is similar to a
water-bearing zones. This study is centered around examination of clastic rock
bodies which includes the bypass zone, otherwise known as bioturbated sand
layers.The scope of this research is to complete first phase of Final Year Project
which is collecting data and samples. Field works and laboratory experiments will
be conducted for this investigation.Second phase of the research includes
laboratory methods to do comparative analysis for the acoustic and elastic
properties from the samples and from Field X. Physical properties of the rock are
recorded and observed its implication towards the waves velocity. Understanding
this will enable is to interpret whether the rock body is capable of conducting
acoustic waves efficiently and the factors causing the wave motion to be
disturbed. In addition to that, as a requirement for students whom are majoring in
basin studies, a geological map need to be constructed. The area of interest is
Seri Iskandar, Perak.