This report presents the results of an integrated sedimentological, ichnological, stratigraphical and reservoir quality appraisal of the Pampo Field, Campos Basin, Brazil.
The project investigates the Early Cretaceous – Oligocene strata, including an interpretation of the gross structural setting, stratigraphic development and sedimentary style of reservoir-scale building blocks together with primary and secondary controls on reservoir quality. A total of 559.98m of detailed core logging has been undertaken together with petrographic analysis including SEM/XRD and conventional core analysis.
The aim of the study is to provide a comprehensive database of analogue data from the Pampo Field which is of specific relevance to exploration and operating companies assessing the prospectivity and commerciality of existing oil and gas fields and frontier exploration acreage within the Campos Basin. This data has been compiled to be an integral part of the assessment of geotechnical risk for current and future projects in the Campos Basin.
Data on the reservoir interval from 5 wells from the Pampo Field, Campos Basin.
Detailed core descriptions at 1:50 scale for the cored interval (total 559.98m).
Reservoir quality study including petrographic descriptions of 21 thin sections (plus 8 SEM/XRD) documenting primary and secondary mineralology and quantification of primary depositional and secondary diagenetic factors.
Conventional core analysis data on a total of 30 core plugs.