ArticleScientific reports2025
Rock typing and reservoir characterization of the Messinian Abu Madi Formation in the onshore South Abu El Naga Gas Field, Nile Delta, Egypt.
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Exploration of the heterogeneous sandstone reservoirs presents a significant opportunity within the Nile Delta Basin. This study uses the well log, core, and petrographical data to describe the different rock types and characterizes the heterogenous sandstone of the Late Miocene Messinian Abu Madi reservoir as one of the main prolific reservoirs in the South Abu El Naga Gas Field in the Nile Delta. However, accurate assessment of the potential of these complex and heterogeneous sandstone reservoirs requires a meticulous approach. The available data was imported from four wells: SAEN-2, SAEN-4, SAEN-6, and SAEN-9. A total of 35 core plugs, which were derived from two cored intervals in the SAEN-2 well, were used in a well-integrated workflow for reservoir characterization, facies analysis, and rock typing. Core analysis (grain density 'ρ
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