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Zeng, H., 
inversion
models, in
DOI:10.1306/13341540St633003
2012 by The American Association of Petroleum Geologists.
Construction and Analysis of Three-Dimensional Seismic Porosity Inversion Models
Inversion Models
Hongliu Zeng1
1Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, U.S.A.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The constructive critical review comments by Julia Gale and Stephen C. Ruppel greatly improved the manuscript. Lana Dieterich edited the manuscript. The illustrations were prepared with the assistance of the graphics group at the Bureau of Economic Geology (BEG). The support of this research by Hampson-Russell Software Services Ltd., and the Landmark Graphics Corporation via the Landmark University Grant Program are acknowledged. The publication is authorized by the director of BEG.
ABSTRACT
Geology-guided reconditioning of seismic data is the key to improving extraction of relevant geologic information from three-dimensional (3-D) data volumes. In the Fullerton Clear Fork reservoir, the most convenient and useful tools for data reconditioning are phase shifting and high-frequency enhancement. A simple seismic phase rotation (to 90
) reconditions seismic data for impedance representation, roughly linking seismic amplitude directly to log lithology and porosity and making stratigraphic correlation more accurate. High-frequency enhancement raises the dominant frequency of 3-D seismic data from 30 to 50 Hz, improving seismic resolution without significantly deteriorating signal-to-noise ratio. More accurate and finer scale seismic mapping of reservoir parameters is achieved from model-based progressive inversion that seamlessly integrates geologic interpretation of well-derived seismic data and model-based seismic inversion
for high-resolution (2 ft [0.6 m]) impedance models.
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