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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Rongxin Huang, Ping Wang, Kawin Nimsaila, Melanie Vu © 2016 EAGE | May

Water column statics caused by tidal variation and water velocity change during seismic surveys is one major source of noise in marine 4D projects. Correction of this statics effect is a key step in any marine 4D processing. Applying water column statics correction requires ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Song Hou, Dong Zheng, Xiao-Gui Miao, Ross Haacke © 2016 EAGE | May

Surface wave inversion (SWI) for S-wave velocity plays an important role in near surface characterization and PS-wave velocity model building for depth migration. A hybrid approach is proposed to reduce non-linearity for multi-modal inversion without a-priori identification of higher order modes. This method is ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Fatiha Gamar, Loic Janot, Diego Carotti, Jenny Morante Gout, Jean Patrick Mascomere, Geir Mikkelsen © 2016 EAGE | May

The compensation of absorption loss inside the imaging process using attenuation models estimated by Q-tomography is now widely accepted and used in the industry. This technology becomes even more important in the case of a complex dataset. For the Martin Linge field, characterized by ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | J. Cotton, M. Beilles, S. Mahrooqi, J. Porter, M. Denis, S. Baris, E. Forgues, H. Chauris © 2016 EAGE | May

An automated and real-time field PSTM system, called TeraMig, was applied during the acquisition of a land 3D WAZ survey for PDO. The system was used to migrate one million vibrated points (around 10 billion traces) and was able to generate a real-time field ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | H. Hoeber, A. Khalil, S. De Pierrepont, Z. Dobo, H. Neal, C. Purcell, K. Ubik, B. Singh, and Y. Singh © 2016 EAGE | May

Time-lapse (4D) inversions deal with changes in seismic amplitudes and travel-times. This analysis is performed on migrated seismic images, which represent the spatial and time-lapse variability of the medium’s reflectivity. 4D reservoir analysis methods such as inversion and warping need to follow the structure ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Raphael Sternfels, Anthony Prescott, Geoffroy Pignot, Longzhang Tian, David Le Meur © 2016 EAGE | May

Until now, noise attenuation and interpolation processes based on rank reduction needed spatially regular, or at least binned, data. Here, we show how the low-rank signal model in joint low-rank and sparse inversion (JLRSI), a recently proposed convex optimization framework for simultaneous random plus ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Jonas Rohnke, Gordon Poole © 2016 EAGE | May

Simultaneous shooting increases acquisition efficiency by activating more than one source at the same time. This introduces blending noise that typically needs to be removed before data processing. We present a new deblending algorithm based on iterative annihilation filtering. The strategy attenuates coherent energy ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Jon Downton © 2016 EAGE | May

Remotely detecting information about fractures and the stress field is an important objective in the development of unconventional and tight hydrocarbon reservoirs. Fractures and stress cause the earth to become anisotropic which is seismically observable. By observing the P-wave seismic amplitude variation with offset ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | J. Holden, D. Fritz, O. Bukola, J. Mcleman, R. Refaat, C. Page, J. Brunelliere, S. Sioni, A. Mitra, X. Lu © 2016 EAGE | May

Imaging PS-wave data acquired in the shallow water at Alwyn North with ROV-deployed ocean-bottom nodes presented particular challenges due to the sparsity of the receivers. Having ensured vector fidelity of all recorded wavefields, the processing flow made simultaneous use of the PP and PS ...

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