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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 ...

Industry Article
The Leading Edge | Benoit Teyssandier, John Sallas © 2019 SEG | September

Ten years ago, CGG launched a project to develop a new concept of marine vibrator (MV) technology. We present our work, concluding with the successful acquisition of a seismic image using an ocean-bottom-node 2D survey

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SEG - Society of Exploration Geophysicists | Mark Fan*, R. Chadwick Holmes, and Rob Buehring, Chevron; Bing Bai, Qiaofeng Wu, Yao Zhao, and Serife Bitlis, CGG © 2019 SEG | September

Ideal datasets for stratigraphic interpretation have high resolution, high level of continuity, high S/N, and high amplitude fidelity. In the deep water Gulf of Mexico (DW GOM), detailed geologic interpretation, like faults and channels, for subsalt Wilcox reservoirs is challenging due to complex salt ...

Industry Article
The Leading Edge | Peipei Deng, Yongdeng Xiao, Srujan Poonamalli, Tran Thinh To, Joe Zhou, Jason Sun, Yun Wei, Hua Chen, Senqing Hu, Gang Yao, Yu Jiang © 2019 SEG | August

A new broadband Wide-Azimuth Towed-Streamer (WATS) survey was acquired in a shallow water region of offshore China to better resolve reservoir compartments. Two side boats were added as additional source boats to form the WATS acquisition geometry to resolve the shortcomings of narrow-azimuth acquisition ...

Industry Article
The Leading Edge | Yitao Chen, Xiaodong Wu, Yong Xia Liu, Jason Sun, Lin Li, Lie Li, Tao Xu, Min Ouyang, Yonghao Gai © 2019 SEG | August

The imaging of the complex fault system plays an important role in hydrocarbon exploration in Wenchang field since the fault system forms a bridge between the source rocks and reservoirs. However, it is challenging to obtain a high quality depth image of the fault ...

Industry Article
The Leading Edge | Brian Russell © 2019 SEG | July

Much recent work has been done on comparing machine learning and geophysical inversion techniques to the extraction of model parameters from seismic reflection data. In our profession we are used to analyzing the physics of geophysical problems in detail. However, in many of the ...

Technical Abstract
European Geothermal Congress 2019 | Y. Drouiller, F. Hanot, E. Gillot, J-C. Ferran, L. Michel | June

The use of existing geological and structural maps, previous 2D seismic profiles, boreholes and correlation models between these data is sufficient to understand basin structure and thermal systems on a regional scale. However, this is not sufficient on a scale of a geothermal site....

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Thibaut Allemand, Laurent Lopes, Gilles Lambare, Olivier Leblanc © 2019 EAGE | June

FWI velocity models do not necessarily ensure an optimal flattening of common image gathers (CIG). A fundamental reason for this is that mid to high wavenumbers are brought into the model by the reflection amplitudes, which are only partly explained by changes in velocity ...