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Abstract: Progress and Challenges in the Processing and Use of Land Seismic Data Acquired via Compressive Sensing; #91204 (2023)
Gregory Culianez, Tahar Ben Youssef, Mohammad Farooqui, Ahmed Al Harthi
Search and Discovery.com
... sequence includes major signal processing steps such as linear and random noise attenuation, deconvolution, final pre-migration reconstruction by 5D...
2023
Abstract: Direct Imaging of Stimulation of Reservoir-scale Natural Fracture Networks in Unconventional Reservoirs, by Alfred Lacazette, Jan Vermilye, and Charles Sicking; #90180 (2013)
Search and Discovery.com
2013
Seismic Data Preconditioning for Improved Reservoir Characterization (Inversion and Fracture Analysis); #41347 (2014)
Darren Schmidt, Alicia Veronesi, Franck Delbecq, and Jeff Durand
Search and Discovery.com
... seismic data is critical to such advanced analyses. Frequency content, random and coherent noise, amplitude-preserving processing and gather flatness...
2014
Unlocking Value from Vintage Seismic Processing - Pre-stack Conditioning and Inversion in the Eagle Ford Shale
Andrew Munoz, Bill Shea
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
..., and other sources of random residual noise. To measure the data uplift achieved by conditioning, we run a pre-stack inversion workflow whose results can...
2020
Fracture Imaging and Permeability Fairway Mapping; #41150 (2013)
Charles Sicking, Jan Vermilye, Peter Geiser, Alfred Lacazette, and Laird Thompson
Search and Discovery.com
... Signal, Suppressing Noise Spatially stable activity through time emerges and is mapped as TFIs Random noise stacked through time fades...
2013
Codes and Ciphers: Decoding Natures Disorder: PART I
Dirk-Jan Van Manen, Johan O. A. Robertsson, Lasse Amundsen, Martin Landrø
GEO ExPro Magazine
...’s Way of Encoding It turns out that random noise can be an extremely effective natural encoder. While earthquakes are recorded only intermittently...
2016
Microseismic Interpretation: Is Surface Monitoring Biased Towards Specific Source Mechanisms?; #42225 (2018)
Pierre F. Roux
Search and Discovery.com
... spatially varying sensitivity, it has always been accepted that surface arrays are immune to such an issue thanks to their broad aperture. In this paper, we...
2018
Abstracts: Attenuating 2D Noise in a 3D World; #90173 (2015)
David C. Henley
Search and Discovery.com
... the noise has been adequately spatially sampled by the receiver line gathers, noise attenuation can be quite effective. If future technology leads...
2015
Abstract: AVO Compliant Spectral Balancing; #90171 (2013)
Nirupama Nagarajappa and Jon Downton
Search and Discovery.com
...-stationary in offset and time. The operator is made robust in the presence of random noise by averaging over a zone of traces. However, averaging over...
2013
Improving Stratigraphic and Structural Interpretation of Suban 3D Through Advanced Reprocessing
Safitri Nurida, Irfan Yuliandri Syukri, Ludy Andria
Indonesian Petroleum Association
..., and curveletdomain de-noise to attenuate random noise while increasing the signal-to-noise ratio. In addition, 5D interpolation was performed in common...
2019
Interpretative Filtering
Leila Ajjabou, Maëlle Bourdais, Natalia Gritsajuk, Sébastien Lacaze, Jean-Philippe Adam
Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) Journal
... are enhanced and random noise is reduced. By combining two powerful technologies, this paper presents a dip-steered geostatistical filtering solution...
2017
Polarization Filter by Eigenimages and Adaptive Subtraction to Attenuate Surface-Wave Noise; #41565 (2015)
Stephen Chiu, Norman Whitmore, Michael Gurch
Search and Discovery.com
... sampling of the data. It attenuates the aliased as well as non-aliased noise quite well and does not smear the amplitudes spatially. We demonstrate...
2015
2013
Recognition of Subtle Features in Geologic Maps
J. E. Robinson, D. F. Merriam
CSPG Special Publications
... together to form a stack in which the coherent signal is enhanced to that of random noise. A similar concept can be applied to geologic data. Should...
1980
Abstract: Greedy Least-Squares and its Application in Radon Transforms; #90171 (2013)
Juefu Wang and Mark Ng
Search and Discovery.com
... random noise is added to complicate the problem. Figure 2b shows the result after two iterations of the greedy method. All main features are recovered...
2013
Qualitative and Quantitative Monitoring of Seismic Quality During Data-Processing for Future Seismic Reservoir Characterization Studies (Sisi-Nubi Field, Indonesia)
Rangga A. Brahmantio, Mikhail Baturin, Florent Bertini, Jean-Marie Jourdan
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... wrap 3D random noise attenuation in offset domain (FxyEdit) Control stack / QC OUTPUT 2 Preliminary velocity analysis every 1 x 1 km Data matching...
2011
Appendix A: Considerations for Optimum 3-D Survey Design, Acquisition and Processing
R. Malcolm Lansley
AAPG Special Volumes
... and receiver arrays to attenuate both coherent source-generated noise and random noise can be really problematical. This is because the arrays also attenuate...
2011
Comparing Seismic Resolution and Signal and Noise Quality between Dense Point-Receiver and Conventional Data, Bakken Formation, North Dakota; #41160 (2013)
Niranjan Banik, Antoun Salama, Adam Koesoemadinata, George El-Kaseeh, Mark Egan, and Alfonso Gonzalez
Search and Discovery.com
... of these geophones are summed together. This is a simple and robust way of reducing random noise, but can severely impact the quality of the recorded signal. Intra...
2013
Abstract: Spatially Constrained Inversion of Transient Electromagnetic Data for Near Surface Characterization, by D. Rovetta, D. Colombo, G. McNeice, and T. Yousuf, #90188 (2014)
Search and Discovery.com
2014
Abstract: Cost Efficient Acquisition to Reduce Coarse Land 3D Line Spacings Through Beyond Nyquist Interpolation and Wavefield Reconstruction for Signal and Noise; #90187 (2014)
Bill Goodway
Search and Discovery.com
... for Signal and Noise; #90187 (2014) Bill Goodway AAPG Search and Discovery Article #90187 © CSPG/CSEG/CWLS GeoConvention 2013, Integration: Geoscience...
2014
Spatially varying Chi volumes: A study in offshore Australia on background trend calculation from the Shuey two-term approximation
Hayden Powers, Noah R. Vento
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
...Spatially varying Chi volumes: A study in offshore Australia on background trend calculation from the Shuey two-term approximation Hayden Powers...
2023
Magnetotelluric inversion using supervised learning trained with random smooth geoelectric models
Lian Liu, Bo Yang, Yixian Xu, Dikun Yang
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
... times to generate models with different degrees of smoothness (Figures 1d ~ 1f). The spatially uncorrelated random models are geologically unrealistic...
2023
Well Spacing and the Identification of Subsurface Drainage Systems
J.E. Robinson
CSPG Bulletin
... of subsurface stream systems are contoured as if they have a dendritic or random pattern. Such stream systems are not commonly found on the present-day...
1981
Seismic Imaging through Outcropping Carbonates: An Example from the Canadian Rocky Mountains, , #41533 (2015).
Yong Hua, Don C. Lawton
Search and Discovery.com
... and attenuate linear noise. This linear noise has different apparent velocities and frequency bandwidth in different regions of this survey. Spatially varying...
2015
Abstract: Increasing Seismic Resolution by Decreasing Receiver Spacing; #90171 (2013)
David C. Henley, Kevin W. Hall, Malcolm Bertram, and Eric Gallant
Search and Discovery.com
... that in order to analyze and filter the noise this effectively, the noise must be adequately sampled spatially during acquisition. Conclusions We show that fine...
2013