ZHANG Qingchun; SHI Guangren; MI Shiyun; GUO Qiulin and YANG Qiulin
, 2001, 28(1): 76-0.
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Petroleum system can be viewed as the basic geologic unit most suitable for modelling and evaluation of the basin. The features of the basin modelling reflect the theory of knowledge on petroleum system. The modelling and analysis for petroleum system comprises 3 aspects: ①static geologic factors; ②geologic function of petroleum system (it can be represented by modeling geologic history, geologic thermal history, hydrocarbon generation history, hydrocarbon expulsion history,migration and accumulation history of hydrocarbon); and ③ the relationship between the essential elements and processes by creating the events chart. Seeing that basin modelling has made considerable progress in the quantification of petroleum geology, it is not only a shortcut but also doable utilizing basin modelling techniques to realize the dynamic modelling for petroleum system. In this paper, a large modelling software system DYMAPS, Dynamic Modelling Analysis of Petroleum System, is presented. DYMAPS is developed on the basis of BASIMS, Basin Integrated Modeling System. The system consists of 4 parts: Pre-processing, Main modelling programs, Post-processing and Integrated evaluation. Using DYMAPS users can carry out four kinds of evaluations: (1) Background study, to study the formation background and all essential elements of a petroleum system by means of balanced cross-section modelling, sequence stratigraphic modelling, and thermal-tectonic modelling; (2) Dynamic modelling for geological processes, to rebuild the 5 histories of a petroleum system, such as geological, thermal, hydrocarbon generation, expulsion, and accumulation histories; (3) Establishment of the relationship between the essential elements and processes by creating the events chart;and (4) Doing resource assessments and prospect evaluation.