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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 ...

Technical Abstract
EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Kaelig Castor, Thomas Bianchi, Olivier Winter, Thierry Klein © 2015 EAGE | November

In seismic land acquisition, harmonic–noise in vibrator ground-force has always been a major limitation in terms of data quality and productivity. In high productivity acquisition, vibrator distortion is usually prevented by waiting enough time between successive shots. Otherwise, it has to be reduced during ...

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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 ...

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EAGE workshop/forum/local conference | Gordon Poole, Ping Wang, Yuan Ni, Zhan Fu, Risto Siliqi © 2015 EAGE | November

Combined with recent receiver deghosting strategies, the use of multi-level sources can provide further uplift to the ever broadening bandwidth of seismic data. While multi-level sources help mitigate source notches in the output spectrum, the resulting emitted wavelet still exhibits residual ghosts, directivity, and ...

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Journal of Petroleum Technology | Joe Johnston, Aurelien Guichard © 2015 Society of Petroleum Engineers | October

Building on our earlier Big Data paper at OTC in May 2015, this article in JPT October 2015 continues our push to demonstrate the use of Big Data in an Oil & Gas context. Well data from the UKCS were analysed to identify "bad ...

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SEG - Society of Exploration Geophysicists | Jeff Zawila, Sam Fluckiger, Gary Hughes, Preston Kerr, Andrew Hennes, Michael Hofmann, HaiHong Wang, Howard Titchmarsh © 2015 SEG | October

An integrated, multi-disciplinary approach of correlating core facies to petrophysical wireline facies to seismic facies for tight unconventional sandstones is presented along with the results of a simultaneous, geostatistical seismic inversion. This integrated approach results in an improved understanding of the spatial distribution, geometry ...