Pore Pressure Estimation Using Artificial Neural Network

Pore pressure prediction is important in predrilling process and it is necessary in prerequisite before take a major step to start a drill a well. It also will determine the safety of drilling process and profit of the company. Realising the significance of pore pressure prediction, engineers and ex...

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Main Author: Abidin, Muhammad Hafiz
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS 2014
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Online Access:http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/14317/1/Dissertation_Muhammad%20Hafiz%20bin%20Abidin_13699_PE.pdf
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Summary:Pore pressure prediction is important in predrilling process and it is necessary in prerequisite before take a major step to start a drill a well. It also will determine the safety of drilling process and profit of the company. Realising the significance of pore pressure prediction, engineers and experts worldwide have done extensive work on estimation of pore pressure. The conventional method that used to predict pore pressure have their own hypothesis and some will limited on several condition, thus yield less accuracy in result. Nevertheless, the numerous of data handling to consider will bring the human error in the prediction pore pressure. Therefore, this project aims to select the best ANN modelling approach for pore pressure prediction and will show the improved result by comparing an ANN model with the conventional model. The method chosen is artificial neural network (ANN) which consist of 3 main layer which is input, hidden and output layer. The input of this model are gamma ray, density, interval transit time and depth. The optimized number of neuron are 2, 10 and 1 and the activation function selected is the log sigmoid function for first layer and hyperbolic tangent sigmoid for second and third layer. The accuracy and feasibility of this model is 5.0048% and applicable for normal and abnormal pressure field.