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Petrophysic analysis is carried out for the evaluation of petrophysical parameters. The aim of this paper is determine the initial oil in place (OOIP) by Volumetric method in the field that will be conducted research, such as reservoir thickness (h) or net pay, porosity (∅), and also water saturation (Sw). This parameter is used to position the initial oil reserves (OOIP) at two wells that will be examined, namely A1-R wells and A5-R wells. After qualitative analysis of both wells, namely A1-R well and A5-R well, it was seen that A1-R and A5-R, the litilogy well are dominated by limestone and After conducting qualitative analysis conducted quantitative analysis that is to find out the porosity (∅), resistivity, water resistivity, water saturation (Sw) and net pay (h) of the two wells. From the calculation, the porosity value is obtained by 19% in A1-R wells and the average porosity in A5-R wells is 26%, water saturation (Sw) from A1-R wells and A5-R wells are 34% and 28% and net pay (h) values are 2.82 at A1-R wells and 2.83 in A5-R wells. After the volumetric calculation, the OOIP value of A1-R well and A5-R well is 8826315.716 STB and 85308364.22 STB.

Petrophysical Analysis to Determine the Initial Oil Reserves in the AHP Field