Basins Analysis and Petroleum Systems Modeling of Western Black Sea, Ukrainian Sector

I. Karpenko, I. Ischenko, Olha Nikolenko, F. Rodrigues, Serhii Levonyuk, Vitalii Glon, B. Wygrala, V. Privalov
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The Ukrainian sector of the Western Black Sea (WBS) is one of the last remaining exploration frontiers in Europe. This area, which includes shelf to deepwater environments, is underexplored with no drilling of targets in water depths exceeding 100 meters. That is why, the Ukrainian sector of the WBS is attractive for exploration, especially in the context of new play types and targets such as biogenic gas. These hydrocarbon formations have been proven by neighboring Romania and Turkey in the areas adjacent to Ukrainian waters. Therefore, a rigorous Basin Analysis program has been initiated to assess the petroleum systems and play risks in the entire Ukrainian sector of the WBS. The goals of this program are: 1) to establish a regional geoscience foundation following best industrial practices in exploration; 2) to enable establishing more accurate risking and ranking procedures for an exploration portfolio and 3) to provide critical support for the analysis of a new generation of seismic data that is currently being acquired. In this paper the initial scope of work is presented.
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黑海西部乌克兰段盆地分析与油气系统建模
西黑海(WBS)的乌克兰部分是欧洲最后剩余的勘探边界之一。该区域包括陆架到深水环境,尚未进行充分勘探,水深超过100米的区域没有钻探目标。这就是为什么WBS的乌克兰部分对勘探具有吸引力,特别是在新的油气藏类型和目标(如生物气)的背景下。邻近的罗马尼亚和土耳其已经在乌克兰水域附近地区发现了这些碳氢化合物地层。因此,一项严格的盆地分析计划已经启动,以评估WBS整个乌克兰部分的石油系统和风险。该计划的目标是:1)根据勘探的最佳工业实践建立区域地球科学基础;2)能够为勘探组合建立更准确的风险和排序程序;3)为当前获取的新一代地震数据的分析提供关键支持。本文提出了初步的工作范围。
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