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Reservoir Permeability Estimator

Reservoir Permeability Estimator MCP Connector for Claude

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Estimates permeability, skin factor, and wellbore storage from pressure transient data.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner
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This MCP server provides specialized tools for Pressure Transient Analysis (PTA). It allows AI agents to interpret reservoir behavior by calculating critical parameters like permeability and skin factor. Use analyze_drawdown to evaluate active production phases, analyze_buildup to interpret pressure recovery after shut-in, and calculate_storage_effect to determine if wellbore storage is masking true reservoir response. The get_skin_interpretation tool provides qualitative insights into formation damage or stimulation.

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calculate_storage_effect

Determines if the wellbore storage is currently masking the true reservoir permeability

analyze_buildup

Interprets pressure recovery data after a well has been shut in

analyze_drawdown

Calculates reservoir characteristics during a period of active production/pressure reduction

get_skin_interpretation

Provides a qualitative description of the reservoir condition based on the calculated skin factor

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Calculate the reservoir characteristics for a drawdown test with a flow rate of 500, pressure drop of 200, thickness of 50, viscosity of 1.2, radius of 0.1, and compressibility of 0.0001.

The estimated permeability is 150 mD, the skin factor is 2.5, and the wellbore storage coefficient is 0.00005.

What does a skin factor of -1.5 mean for my well?

A skin factor of -1.5 indicates a stimulated well, meaning the flow has been enhanced near the wellbore.

Is the wellbore storage masking the reservoir response for a volume of 10, compressibility of 0.001, and radius of 0.1?

The storage coefficient is 0.001, and it is not currently masking the true reservoir permeability.

Drawdown analysis measures pressure drop during active production, while buildup analysis measures pressure recovery after the well is shut in.

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