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15th Annual Convention Proceedings (Volume 1), 1986
Pages 259-277
Lithology Identification Using Amplitude Variations with Offset: Examples from South Sumatra
Soman Chacko
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This paper describes the use of a relatively new exploration technique in the modeling and interpretation of seismic data. The technique holds promise for identification of primary lithology and of local lithological facies variations. Its underlying principle is that any single
reflection
within a CDP gather will show an amplitude variation between near and far offset traces. Given certain physical properties of rocks across the reflecting boundary, stacking velocity information above the reflector, and the CDP geometry, it is possible to model the observed amplitude variation. Such modeling can result in useful information on lithology. Two examples will be shown of the application of this technique in the detection of porosity in Miocene reefal buildups in South Sumatra.
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