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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Nina Lin, Xiaodong Wu, Yi Xie, Joe Zhou, Suni Sulaiman, Joshua Turner, Zhiyuan Wei © 2016 EAGE | May

The size and complexity of the mega gas clouds in offshore Brunei pose severe imaging problems to the structures underneath. We present a comprehensive technical package to tackle the complex wave propagation and anelastic energy losses associated with these gas clouds. We started by ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | M. Guillouet, A. Berthaud, T. Bianchi, G. Pignot, S. Mahrooqi, J. Shorter © 2016 EAGE | May

Deblending procedure for dense land/OBC/OBN acquisition based on sparsity promoted inverse problem. A general formulation for simulatneous source acquisitions is used to recover data from highly blended acqusition. This procedure uses cutting-edge mathematical tools from Compressed Sensing theory like l1-regularized inverse problem in the ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Alireza Roodaki, Guillaume Bouquard, Oualid Bouhdiche, Raphael Sternfels, Anne Rollet, Abderrahim Lafram © 2016 EAGE | May

In this paper, we propose an SVD-based (singular value decomposition) shear noise attenuation method that relies on P to drive the algorithm allowing a good signal preservation on Z. Using a fast SVD kernel, this method is suitable for large datasets. We demonstrate the ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Can Peng, Bing Bai, Yang Liu, Zhan Fu © 2016 EAGE | May

Removing the band limitation by the seismic source wavelet may further enhance the spatial resolution of seismic images after de-ghosting and amplitude attenuation compensation. In this abstract authors propose a new de-signature method that incorporates structural conformity constraint and sparse regularization into the inversion-based ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Jeremie Messud, Gilles Lambare © 2016 EAGE | May

While for reverse time migration deconvolution imaging condition offers the strongest possibility for source designature and compensation of illumination, cross-correlation-based imaging conditions are the most widely used due to their high stability. We propose here a general theoretical frame and practical solution for stabilizing ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Antonio Privitera, Andrew Ratcliffe, Nadezhda Kotova © 2016 EAGE | May

We applied full waveform inversion to a seismic dataset from offshore Gabon. This dataset features complex geology such as diapirism, shallow gas pockets and dewatering faults. We show the results on a large production-size swath from an advanced full waveform inversion method based on ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | M. Pastori, M. Buia, A. Masciarelli, G. Tortini, F. Pradalie, T. Bianchi, H. Millet, S. Trabelsi, W. Oueslati, P. Herrmann © 2016 EAGE | May

Numerous evaluations, conducted on various sites, converge towards a shared conclusion: the geophysical value of an acquisition is primarily driven by the density of traces acquired in the field. To confirm this principle also applies in North Africa, ENI and CGG agreed on a ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Anna Rivet, Vimol Souvannavong, Celine Lacombe, Thierry Coleou, Didier Marin © 2016 EAGE | May

In this paper we introduce an AVO QC workflow which was initially designed for ultra-dense land datasets. Its purpose is to monitor the AVO behavior at key steps of a processing sequence on the full area of interest and not only limited to a ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | F. C. Loh, B. L. Chuah, J. Zhou, T. Manning, S. Wolfarth, D. Priyambodo © 2016 EAGE | May

This paper describes the construction of a high-resolution anisotropic FWI model that is used to help image a karstified carbonate layer and also to help define the underlying clastic reservoirs. The karst zones show extreme velocity rugosity, especially as compared to the surrounding sediments ...

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