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Results for "Probability Distributions on a Circle"

Author: nejadi, siavash

  • Re-Sampling the Ensemble Kalman Filter for Improved History Matching and Characterizations of Non-Gaussian and Non-Linear Reservoir Models

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    Spring 2015

    nejadi, siavash

    Gaussian variables, but it often fails to honor the reference probability distribution of the model parameters where the distribution of model parameters are non-Gaussian and the system dynamics are strongly nonlinear. In this thesis, novel sampling procedures are proposed to honor geologic information in

    certain number of assimilation steps, the updated ensemble is used to generate a new ensemble that is conditional to both the geological information and the early production data. Probability field simulation and a novel probability weighted re-sampling scheme are introduce to re-sample a new ensemble

    . After the re-sampling step, iterative EnKF is again applied on the ensemble members to assimilate the remaining production history. A new automated dynamic data integration workflow is implemented for characterization and uncertainty assessment of fracture reservoir models. This new methodology includes

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