Right, In-line through WW3 well with facies stripes. WW3 is a dry hole. The porosity is also fault controlled to some extent creating fracture porosity. So we wanted to include fault trends on the facies map. Edwards horizon dip attribute map displaying high dip in red.
Longitudinal faults are clearly visible.
The latter displays the longitudinal faults very nicely with areas of high dip displayed in red. The resultant mixed map is shown below with all the wells. It is clear that WW1 and WW12 both highly successful wells are in red facies situated next to a fault. WW3 with poorest porosity is in another fault block which also shows totally different facies characteristics. It is also evident that the other three wells with very marginal porosity are not in prime locations.