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9780080451589

Fractal Models in Exploration Geophysics

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    9780080451589

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  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2012-07-17
  • Publisher: Elsevier Science
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The first part of this book presents an overview of the seismic data processing sequence that includes basic tools and recent advancements like processing of multicomponent seismic data and seismic migration at an angle. There has been a tremendous improvement in migration techniques. Multicomponent seismics has become an important core activity of exploration seismology. The processing of multicomponent seismic data fills a separate chapter. The part II of the book is organized to describe the basics of fractal theory and its applicaiton in exploration seismology. The third part focuses on the mapping of complex seismic reservoir that includes mapping of rock properties and irregular geometry of the reservoir. The fundamentals of latest methods like Amplitude Variation with Offset (AVO), Inversion and time lapse (4D) seismics is also provided.

Table of Contents

Forewordp. ix
Prefacep. xi
Acknowledgmentsp. xiii
Volume in Seriesp. xv
Introduction of Fractals: Application to Gravity and Magnetic Datap. 1
Introductionp. 1
Fractal and Scalingp. 2
Behavior of Physical Propertiesp. 2
Interpretation of Gravity and Magnetic Datap. 5
Spectral Analysisp. 6
Scaling Spectral Analysisp. 9
Nonstationary Gravity and Magnetic Profilesp. 11
Field Example: Kuppam-Palani, South Indiap. 13
Characterization of Time Series for Fractal Behaviorp. 18
Simulation of One-Dimensional and Two-Dimensional Fractal Time/Space Seriesp. 18
Examples: Synthesis of Fractal Time Seriesp. 23
Fractal Dimension and Design of Geophysical Surveysp. 23
Conclusionp. 27
Structural Modeling Using Fractalsp. 29
Introductionp. 29
Tessellationp. 29
Automated Perturbation of Model: Some Synthetic Examplesp. 31
Computation of Gravity Response: A Case Studyp. 39
Conclusionp. 43
Fractal Inversionp. 47
Introductionp. 47
Seismic Inversionp. 49
Generation of Fractal-Based Initial Modelp. 51
Very Fast Simulated Annealingp. 53
Stochastic Inversionp. 55
Deterministic Inversionp. 57
Analysis of Resultsp. 59
Conclusionp. 61
Seismic Reservoir Monitoringp. 65
Introductionp. 65
Rock Physics Studyp. 66
Changes Due to Pressurep. 69
Acquisition of 4D Seismic Datap. 73
Repeatabilityp. 75
Processing of 4D Seismic Datap. 77
Analysis of 4D Seismic Datap. 77
Poststack Versus Prestack Analysisp. 82
Fractal-Based 4D Inversionp. 84
Time-Lapse Amplitude vs Offset AVO: Distinguish Between Pressure and Saturation Changesp. 87
Conclusion with Limitations and Challenges in Time-Lapse Studyp. 87
Reservoir Geophysics: Some Basic Conceptsp. 89
Introductionp. 89
Hydrocarbon Reservoirp. 89
Reservoir Rock Propertiesp. 92
Fractal Porosityp. 97
Permeabilityp. 100
Reservoir Rock Capillary Propertiesp. 108
Properties of Reservoir Fluidsp. 111
Conclusionp. 118
Fluid Flow and Recoveryp. 119
Introductionp. 119
Fluid Flow in the Reservoirp. 119
Fractal Behavior of Flow and Mediap. 122
Oil Recoveryp. 125
Material Balance Equationsp. 127
Mechanism of Secondary Recoveryp. 132
Water Alternating Gas (CO2) Injectionp. 132
Numerical Reservoir Simulation: An Overviewp. 136
Advantages and Disadvantages of Reservoir Simulationp. 147
Conclusionp. 147
Referencesp. 149
Indexp. 159
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