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AAPG Bulletin, Vol. 90 (2006), Program Abstracts (Digital)

7th Middle East Geosciences Conference and Exhibition
Manama, Bahrain
March 27-29, 2006

ABSTRACT: High Resolution Processing: From Previous HitDataNext Hit Preparation to Imaging and Velocity Models to Previous HitInversionNext Hit

Jaime Stein, John Weigant, Gary Perry, John Tinnin, and Tom Langston
Geotrace Technologies, 1011 Hwy 6, Houston, TX 77077, phone: 281-497-8440, [email protected]

The need to resolve the reservoirs better has triggered a flurry of activity in the High Resolution (HighRes) Arena, from acquisition to processing. There is a good amount of newly acquired HighRes Previous HitDataNext Hit and Geotrace has answered the challenge by developing Previous HitmethodsNext Hit capable of handling these Previous HitdataNext Hit and delivering HighRes Products. These Previous HitmethodsNext Hit have also been successful at injecting new life into old prospects by reprocessing existing Previous HitdataNext Hit. They also provide more accurate evaluations of reserves, drilling prospects and can resurrect prospects and bring them back to life.

Geotrace has fully embraced the HighRes Revolution by developing Previous HitmethodsNext Hit that extract more information from the Previous HitdataNext Hit. These work by mining the existing bandwidth or extending the original spectra to recuperate higher and higher frequencies. This has been done while ensuring the preservation of the correct amplitude and phase, as well as the low frequency components critical in setting trends and regional information.

We will present several examples of these techniques at work. Firstly in the context of Prestack Depth Migration and Velocity Model Building, where our Multi-Scale High Resolution Tomography has allowed us to build high resolution velocity models. Secondly, an example will be presented of High Frequency Imaging (HFI) and its application to Impedance Previous HitInversionTop.

 

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