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SEG - Society of Exploration Geophysicists | Florian Jouno, Adriano Martinez, Denis Ferreira, Daniela Donno, and Adel Khalil (CGG) © 2019 SEG | September

Santos Basin has become one of the most prospective oil provinces in the world. Due to the geological complexity, OBN acquisition has emerged as an imaging solution. It provides the full-azimuth and long-offset illumination FWI needs to realize its potential. Given the right data ...

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SEG - Society of Exploration Geophysicists | Yan Liu, Yi Chen, Hongda Ma, Chao Peng (CGG); Gopal Mohapatra, Wisley Martins, Gregory Duncan (Hess), Steve Checkles (Formerly Hess) © 2019 SEG | September

Stampede field is a faulted subsalt four-way reservoir in Green Canyon, Gulf of Mexico. Imaging for part of the field has remained challenging due to interference from the complex overburden, which carries large velocity errors and creates non-uniform illumination for the subsalt. Before correcting ...

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SEG - Society of Exploration Geophysicists | Ravi Kumar, Huifeng Zhu, Vivek Vandrasi, Don Dobesh (CGG); Alfredo Vazquez (Pemex) © 2019 SEG | September

In this case study, we discuss the impact of using a not-so-appropriate Wide Azimuth Data (WAZ) data which lacks good usable low frequencies and long offset full azimuth coverage for FWI based model building. We use Time-Lag FWI (TLFWI) demonstrated to be an appropriate ...

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SEG - Society of Exploration Geophysicists | Diancheng Wang and Ping Wang, CGG © 2019 SEG | September

we present a FWI scheme based on the quadratic Wasserstein metric, with adaptive normalization and integral wavefield. We show that this scheme has better convexity than traditional metrics, and therefore can mitigate cycle-skipping issues, while being insensitive to amplitude effects. We demonstrate the effectiveness ...

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SEG - Society of Exploration Geophysicists | Anna Leslie, Vincent Durussel, Terence Krishnasamy, Olivier Winter © 2019 SEG | September

The Gini 3D survey, acquired in the summer of 2018 in the Delaware Basin, provided a test area for which this type of design and acquisition could be tested and compared with traditional operations used onshore US. The test was planned to be operationally ...

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SEG - Society of Exploration Geophysicists | Ahmed Mohamed, Vishnu Pandey, Bertrand Six, Kevin Chesser, Vivek Swami, Kit Clemons (LARIO Oil & Gas) © 2019 SEG | September

3D seismic data is only geophysical data which has good lateral sampling. Therefore, the use of seismic data to predict elastic properties away from a well is a widely used process. However transforming these elastic properties into geomechanical and other reservoir properties requires integration ...

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SEG - Society of Exploration Geophysicists | Peter Mesdag, Leonardo Quevedo © 2019 SEG | September

In this paper we present a practical extension of earlier work on the estimation of anisotropy parameters from isotropic techniques. We will take a closer look at the implications of working with effective elastic parameters in anisotropic (TI) seismic reflection inversion. In particular, for ...

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SEG - Society of Exploration Geophysicists | John Pendrel, Henk Schouten © 2019 SEG | September

We use the concepts of entropy and information theory to design a confidence measure for Bayesian facies estimations. Bayesian analyses provide the probabilities of occurrence of each constituent facies in a set. The entropy analysis uses all of these to establish a Confidence Index ...

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SEG - Society of Exploration Geophysicists | Gaurav Dutta, Hui Huang, Karthik Kanakamedala, Bin Deng, and Ping Wang, CGG © 2019 SEG | September

Interbed multiples cause artifacts in subsurface images because they are incorrectly migrated when using standard primary-based migration algorithms. While surface-related-multiple-elimination has been well established as a standard step in seismic processing, the usage of interbed multiple attenuation (IMA) remains low due to various practical ...