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A multi-well VSP Through-Tubing campaign was conducted in order to survey 2 neighboring mature fields in the northern Arabian Gulf. Nine key wells were selected by the reservoir engineers and geophysicists from a total of more than 200 wells. The selection criteria included: (1) spatial distribution; (2) previous well data availability; and (3) completion type. At the planning stage it was estimated that 3 days (excluding night work for safety) would be required per well (one day to rig-up the mast, one day to acquire the seismic data and one day to rig-down). Local experience indicated that a single air gun would be an effective seismic source. A slimhole, monocable, single-axis geophone sonde was selected as the downhole seismic tool. The zero-offset VSP configuration, with 80 foot level-spacing from total depth to surface was adopted. A supply boat was dedicated for the duration of the campaign. The actual operation was completed in 24 days, 3 days earlier than planned. An average of 90% of the VSP levels were found suitable for first break detection, which provided accurate Time-Depth curves for all 9 wells. Geophone coupling quality is dependent on the Tubing-Casing contact. The tube wave is developed at all 9 wells; but, overall 80% of the levels were selected for VSP processing. In 5 wells, where sonic logs had been acquired, synthetic seismograms were generated which confirmed the validity of VSP reflections. The data is now integrated in a 3-D velocity model.

Through-Tubing Well Seismic: A Mast Campaign Across an Offshore Producing Field, Saudi Arabia-Kuwait Partitioned Neutral Zone