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PESA News | Zhengmin Zhang, Jiwei Jia, Geping Fu, Hao Zhang, David Chow, Barry Hung, Ian Anstey, Wai Leong Lai © 2016 PESA News | February

In this article, we focus on variable-depth streamer acquisition and propose a full broadband processing solution that involves three important components: (a) 3D deghosting; (b) Q estimation using Q-Tomography; (c) Q application via Q pre-stack depth migration (Q-PSDM).

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Geophysics | Adel Khalil, Henning Hoeber © 2016 SEG | January

In seismic processing and reservoir characterization we often need to measure relative displacements between different realizations of data. Over the years many methods have been developed utilizing different similarity measuring techniques. Such alignment or warping methods are often effective signal or image processing tools ...

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First Break | Ceri Davies, Simon Purvis, Ronald Kenny, Jim Fenton, Vishnu Pandey, Krista Geesaman, Rick Trevino, Christopher Iwobi, Martin Watford, Sushanta Bose © 2015 EAGE | December

In this study on the Mowry and Muddy interval in the Powder River Basin, we have evaluated a number of the controlling factors on productivity and identified those regions with greater prospectivity across the basin. We have combined classic geological disciplines with robust geophysical ...

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The Leading Edge | Peter Mesdag, Reza Saberi, Cheran Mangat © 2015 SEG | December

In this paper we discuss a workflow to update low frequency models in time-lapse inversion studies. In this workflow we invert the base seismic survey and the difference between base and monitor survey in two separate inversion runs. The production effects are picked on ...

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Geophysical Prospecting | Benoit De Cacqueray, Philippe Roux, Michel Campillo © 2015 EAGE | December

Recently, a lot of efforts has been done in seismology and geophysics to track and monitor sub-surface property variations such as velocity, fluid pressure or saturation. In 4D monitoring, the two main observables are velocity and amplitude variations. For a given reflection, variations are ...

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Geo Expro | Gregor Duval, Steve Hollingworth, Luke Twigger © 2015 GeoPublishing Ltd | November

High-quality and well-positioned seismic data are key requirements of the decision-making process to recover the remaining and bypassed hydrocarbons in mature areas. A great deal of seismic exploration has taken place within the Central North Sea, using a variety of acquisition configurations including the ...

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First Break | Gabino Castillo, Rob Mayer, Paola Fonseca, Maria Coronado, Cesar Marin, Enrique Casana, Jo Firth, Jeshurun Hembd, Taylor Goss, Chu-Ong Ting, Madain Moreno Vidal, Enrique Trejo Vazquez, Federico Fernandez Quiroz © 2015 EAGE | November

Extended seismic bandwidths provided by broadband acquisitions (BroadSeis), improved illumination from wide-azimuth (WAZ) configurations and high spatial resolution made possible by dense acquisition techniques are all new technologies producing visually compelling imaging and reservoir results. In addition, application of the latest reservoir characterization tools ...

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Geophysics | Raphael Sternfels, Ghislain Viguier, Regis Gondoin, David Le Meur © 2015 SEG | November

We present an efficient convex optimization strategy enabling the simultaneous attenuation of random and erratic noise with interpolation in pre-stack seismic data. For a particular analysis window, frequency slice spatial data can be reorganized into a block Toeplitz matrix with Toeplitz blocks in the ...