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A Low Frequency Seismic Survey in an Exploration Environment (Geophysics Poster 17)
Paul West, Konrad Cieslik, Shamim Haider, Abdul Aziz Muhamad, Sandeep Kumar Chandola, Awalludin Harun
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... 9 days of recording. Despite the presence of high levels of noise from exploitation activities and interference from a strong near surface effect...
2011
Imrpoved Reserve Estimates Using Spatial Averaging
Mohan Kelkar
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... is that performance of wells is random and is not spatially related. A high grading strategy that encompasses shale properties as well as the underlying geology...
2015
Generating high-quality labels for deep learning CO2 monitoring using local orthogonalization
Shuang Gao, Sergey Fomel, Yangkang Chen
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
... Geophysicists and the American Association of Petroleum Geologists REFERENCES Chen, Y., and S. Fomel, 2015, Random noise attenuation using local signal...
2024
Consistent Structural Model Simulations for Volumetric Uncertainty Study
M. A. Lecour, P. Thore, R. Cognot
AAPG Special Volumes
..., in comparison to other methods, it is fast, it allows one to spatially correlate the selected random numbers, and the computation time is substantially...
2006
Recognizing Faults in Seismic Data, by Alistair Brown, #40073 (2003).
Search and Discovery.com
2003
Data-driven near-surface Q compensation: A case study in Sichuan Basin of China
Xinyuan Feng, Yulian Zhao, Mingtu Xiao
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
... of seismic waves by near surface layer. Based on this, the spatially variable Q value of the near surface can be calculated quantitatively, so as to do...
2024
Abstract: Interferometric Assessment of Clamping Quality of Borehole Geophones; #90224 (2015)
Yoones Vaezi and Mirko van der Baan
Search and Discovery.com
... by slowly attenuated surface (Rayleigh) waves, assuming that noise source distribution is spatially homogeneous around the stations (Lobkis & Weaver...
2015
Tulip Field 3D Coil Shooting SurveyPreliminary Data Processing Results
Michele Buia, Riccardo Vercesi, Michelle Tham, Dmitry Nikolenko, Andreas Tyasbudi Waluyo, Swee Leng Ng
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... in this survey, to name a few: turn noise due to acquiring data while the vessel and cables were tracking continuously in circles, very severe multiple energy...
2010
Novel 3-D Field-scale Characterization of Reservoir Fractures Using Surface Seismic Data by the Double-Beam Method and Field Applications
Yingcai Zheng, Hao Hu, Xinding Fang, Robert Stewart
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... is along the east-west direction but with random spacings and spatially varying compliances, the second curved fracture set has a constant fracture...
2018
Nonparametric Bayesian approach for robust depth uncertainty estimation from seismic velocity and anisotropy tradeoffs
Jinsong Chen, Sizhuang Deng, Min Yang, Andrey Shabelansky, Cory Hoelting, Huafeng Liu, Maisha Amaru
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
... and noise-affected seismic data, and non-uniqueness of the physical problems, it remains challenging to fully resolve depth uncertainty. Schultz and Hoelting...
2024
Time-lapse electromagnetic with Gramian
Jide Nosakare Ogunbo, Sang-Wook Kim, Arrey F. Enow
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
... m. Data is contaminated with up to five percentage random noise. Following the recommendation in (Ogunbo et al., 2018b), 10 standalone inversion...
2023
Lightning Data - A New Geophysical Data Type; #41184 (2013)
H. R. Nelson, Jr., D. James Siebert, and Les R. Denham
Search and Discovery.com
... companies fighting fraudulent claims of loss due to lightning strikes. A dozen studies over the last five years show lightning strike locations are not random...
2013
Full Integration of Seismic Data into Geostatistical Reservoir Modeling
P. van Riel, P. Mesdag, H. Debeye, M. Sams
AAPG Special Volumes
... spatially sparse well data.Because of the parallel, synergistic development of these two technologies, one might expect that seismic data are regularly...
2006
Bayesian geophysical inversion with Gaussian process machine learning and trans-D Markov chain Monte Carlo
Anandaroop Ray, David Myer
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
... not automatically adapt inverse model complexity or the number of active model parameters as dictated by data noise and sparse receiver coverage, do...
2019
Ambient Fracture Imaging: A New Passive Seismic Method
Alfred Lacazette, Jan Vermilye, Samuel Fereja, Charles Sicking
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... activity. Stacking over extended time periods both adds tremendous sensitivity and images surfaces. Sensitivity is increased because random noise...
2013
Marine Seismic Sources: Part IV
Lasse Amundsen, Martin Landrø
GEO ExPro Magazine
... Nievaart. www.naracoopaholidayunits.com.au Sound is signal or noise. A listener will define sounds of interest as signals and everything else that might...
2010
Geomechanical and Flow Simulation of Hydrofracs Using High-Resolution Passive Seismic Images
Alfred Lacazette, William Dershowitz, Jan Vermilye
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... spatially stable signals. (Note that coherent noise is removed in the early trace-processing stage.) Such summation to cancel random noise...
2014
Predicting and Detecting Carbonate Cemented Zones Within Latrobe Group Reservoirs of the Gippsland Basin
Mark Bunch
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
... if the acoustic properties of the units comprising such features remain constant. The field survey data also bear overprints of both random and coherent noise...
2018
Seismic applications of the Radon transform and a new second-order traveltime local transform
Ehsan Soleymani, Mauricio Sacchi
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
... transforms play an essential role in seismic data processing. They have been extensively used to separate signals from coherent noise, reconstruct seismic...
2024
Abstract: The Discover Way Towards More Realistic Enhanced Resolution Seismic Inversion - A Field Test (Geophysics Poster 23)
Dominic Lowden, Bruce Webb, Jennifer Graham, Vincent W. T. Kong
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... which, Özdemir et al, 2008 [b] described the optimized deghosting of Over/Under lowed streamer data in the presence of noise. Krach et al, 2010 [c...
2011
ABSTRACT: Azimuth Preservation in Pre-stack Time Migration Using Offset Vector Tiles, by Al-Najjar, Mohammed H.; Rowe, R. W.; #90141 (2012)
Search and Discovery.com
2012
Abstract: Time-Reversal Extrapolation for Microseismic Event Localization; #90224 (2015)
Zhenhua Li and Mirko van der Baan
Search and Discovery.com
... data are spatially sparse and noise contaminated, so we add white noise to the synthetic pressure data and both particle velocities. The signal...
2015
3-D Surface-Wave Estimation and Separation Using an Iterative Closed-Loop Approach; #41898 (2016)
Tomohide Ishiyama, Gerrit Blacquiere
Search and Discovery.com
... primaries in land or shallow-water environments. Separating them from the primaries is of great importance either for removing them as noise...
2016
Optimization of Horizontal Well Spacing Based on Stochastic Fracture Modeling
William C. Belfield
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... for spatial distribution, actual data indicate that fractures (and presumably faults) have an underlying organization and are not spatially random. In effect...
1997