Detection of an Impermeable Boundary in an Anisotropic Formation: A Case Study |
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| Authors: | S. C. Way C. R. McKee |
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| Affiliation: | In-Situ, Inc., 209 Grand Avenue, Laramie, Wyoming 82070. |
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| Abstract: | Direct mirror-well image theory to locate an impermeable boundary does not apply in anisotropic formations because the relationship between flow lines and equipotential lines is distorted due to directional transmissivity. A simple approach enables an impermeable boundary to be located in anisotropic formations, and it can be verified with a field example. |
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