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Avseth P., Mukerji T. — Quantitative seismic interpretation. Applying rock physics tools to reduce interpretation risk
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Íàçâàíèå: Quantitative seismic interpretation. Applying rock physics tools to reduce interpretation risk
Àâòîðû: Avseth P., Mukerji T.
Àííîòàöèÿ: Every year finding new oil is harder, riskier, and more expensive - a natural consequence of ils finiteness. As dictated by M. King Humbert's "peak," declines in discoveries and production are inevitable. Yet demand continues, forcing us to deeper water, more complex reservoirs, and smaller, more subtle oil fields.
A key to managing this complexity and risk has always been effective integration of the diverse petroleum technologies. Workstations, visualization software, and geo-statistics have contributed to integrating the vast amounts of data that we sometimes drown in. Perhaps more important are the asset teams that exploit diverse data by integrating expertise. Our goal, in preparing Quantitative Seismic Interpretation, is to help illustrate the powerful role that rock physics can play in integrating both the data and expertise of geophysics and geology for reservoir characterization.
Our objective for this book is to help make the links between seismic and reservoir properties more quantitative. Most of our examples use amplitude signatures and impedances, but we consider quantitative seismic interpretation to include the use of any seismic attributes for which there are specific models relating them to the rock properties. Our approach is to introduce fundamental rock physics relations, which help to quantify the geophysical signatures of rock and fluid properties. Since rock properties are a consequence of geologic processes, we begin to quantify the seismic signatures of various geologic trends. We also fully embrace probabilistic and geostatistical tools, as quantitative means for managing the inevitable uncertainty that accompanies all quantitative methods. Quantifying, managing, and understanding the uncertainties are critical for survival in a risky environment.
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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2005
Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 359
Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 27.03.2011
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relations 34—38 see
Acoustic impedance 104 236 278—295 see
Adiabatic modulus see "Fluid properties"
American polarity standard see "Polarity"
Anisotropy, AVAZ 248
Anisotropy, Brown and Korringa relations for fluid substitution 21
Anisotropy, elastic 62 183—185 222—223 248—251 275
Anisotropy, elastic impedance, anisotropic 248—251
Anisotropy, Thomsen's parameters 184 248
Aspect ratio see "Inclusion models"
Attenuation, layered media 188—189
Attenuation, scattering 188—190
Attenuation, seismic 190—191 see "Bisq "Squirt
Autopicking 170
AVO 30 180—230 258—278 306—312 317—331 see value
AVO, Aki — Richards approximation 182 283
AVO, attributes 211—218 327
AVO, classes 202—204
AVO, depth trends 227—229
AVO, fluid factor 215—216
AVO, inversion 201—202
AVO, parameters 200—201
AVO, Poisson reflectivity 214
AVO, pre-processing 191—195 320
AVO, probabilistic 225—230
AVO, Shuey approximation 182 265 275 276 302 309
AVO, three-term AVO 221—223
AVO, trends 204—210
AVO, ultra-far AVO 223—225
Backus average 117 129—130 275
Batzle — Wang relations 19 29
Bayes classification 147—159 163 277 285 294 327
Bayes classification, Bayes decision rule 149
Bayes classification, confusion matrix 141
Bayes classification, minimum Bayes error 151—152 156
Biot model 19 43
Bisq model 44
Bootstrap 141
Bounds, elastic 3—8 21 45
Bounds, Hashin — Shtrikman 6—8 11 13 43 56 58 61 62
Bounds, modified lower bound 13 56 61 62 63 66 103
Bounds, modified upper bound 11 58 90
Bounds, Reuss bound 5—6 7 8 11 22 60 62 63 70
Bounds, Voigt bound 5—6 7 63 90
Brie equation 24
Bright spot 169 174—175
Brown and Korringa 21 22
Bubble point 26
case studies 70—81 83—90 96—101 106—107 258—316
Castagna 320 329 see
Cementation 11 84 92 324 see modified "Diagenesis" "Jizba's
Cementation, cementation trend 11—15 43
Cementation, constant-cement model 13 58—59 72 80
Cementation, contact-cement model 12 44 52 57—58 72 88 96 98 104
Chemical compaction see "Diagenesis"
Classification 323—328 see "Facies "Statistical
Clay 17 30 60—62 see "Han's "Models rock
Clay minerals 60
Compaction 11 13 25 28 90—95 306
Confusion matrix 141 145
Constant-cement model 13 58—59 72 80
Constant-clay model 13 52 53 62 312
Contact models 44 55
Contact-cement model 12 44 52 57—58 72 88 96 98 104
Converted waves 245—248 317
Coordination number 55 57 92 98
Critical porosity 2 9 54 60 62 63 98 306
Cross-plot analysis 101—107 202—211 319 321 326
Cumulative distribution functions 113
Deposition 8 see
Deposition, depositional trends 11
Depth trends 50 90—95 227—229 306—312 319 323—325 330 see
Derived distributions 117 124
Diagenesis 1 11 28 51—70 90—95 see "Compaction"
Diagenesis, diagenetic trends 9 10 11—15
Diagenesis, pressure solution 11 13 92
Dim spot 169 174—175 318
Discriminant analysis 140—145 163
dispersion 20—21 see
Dispersion, Biot model 19 43
Dispersion, Bisq model 44
Dispersion, squirt model 20 44
Drainage 23
Drained condition 19
Dry rock 19
Dvorkin — Gutierrez models, shaly sand model 53 66
Dvorkin — Gutierrez models, silty shale model 53 61
Effective stress see "Pressure effects"
Effective-medium models see "Models rock
Empirical relations, Batzle — Wang relations 19 29
Empirical relations, Brie equation 23
Empirical relations, coordination number 55
Empirical relations, Gardner relations 215
Empirical relations, Greenberg — Castagna relations 38 321
Empirical relations, Han relations 2 9—10 11 13 30 63
Empirical relations, Raiga — Clemenceau relation 2 11
Empirical relations, Raymer — Hunt — Gardner relation 2 11
Empirical relations, Wyllie time average 2 11 see rock "
entropy 132—135
European polarity standard see "Polarity"
Facies interpretation 50 81—90 125 177 258—316 317 323—328
Far-offset impedance 30 41 104 236—243 278—295 317
Field examples see "Case studies"
Flat spot 175—176 220 324
Flaw of averages 117—119
Fluid factor 215—216
Fluid properties 19 28 311 see "Suspension"
Fluid properties, adiabatic modulus 19
Fluid properties, Batzle — Wang relations 19 29
Fluid properties, isothermal modulus 19
Fluid substitution 15—24 42—43 258—316 321
Fluid substitution, Brie equation 24
Fluid substitution, Brown and Korringa relations 21 22
Fluid substitution, Gassmann relations 3 15—24 34 43 64 324
Focusing see "Overburden effects"
Frequentist 113
Friable-sand model 52 58 60 63 72 84 88 263 312
Gardner relations 215
Gassmann 3 15—24 34 43 64 324 see
Geostatistics 124 125 131—132 233 288—293 328
Granular-medium models 4 44 51—70 see rock
Greenberg — Castagna 38 321
Han 2 9—10 11 13 30 63
Hard event 169 171—172 318
Hashin — Shtrikman bounds see "Bounds elastic"
Hertz — Mindlin theory 55 95 100 103 307 324 see
Heuristic models 46 see modified "Bounds modified
Imbibition 23
Impedance inversion 195 234—243 see
Inclusion models 2 4 15 20 44 54
Increasing-cement model 52
Information theory 41 132
Information theory, value of additional information 113 119—123
Interference see "Tuning"
Intrinsic variability 126 153
inversion 230—252
Inversion, hybrid inversion 240
Inversion, impedance inversion 234—243 278—295
Isostrain 5
Isostress 5 22
Isothermal modulus see "Fluid properties"
Jackknife 141
Jizba's cemented shaly sand model 53 58 67 81
Kernel density estimators 114 128
Kuster and Toksoez model 44
Lambda-mu analysis 30 41 104 243—245
Lame parameters 41 243—245 317
Laminated sand-shale model 53 69 84
Lithofacies see "Facies interpretation"
Lithology substitution 42—43 321
Mahalanobis distance 140 264 272 285 297 311
Markov chains 129 130 136
Models, Biot model 19 43
Models, Bisq model 44
Models, Brown and Korringa relations 21 22
Models, computational models 45
Models, constant-cement model 13 58—59 72 80
Models, constant-clay model 13 52 53 62 312
Models, contact models 44 55
Models, contact-cement model 12 44 52 57—58 72 88 96 98 104
Models, critical porosity model 2 9
Models, Dvorkin — Gutierrez shaly sand model 53 66
Models, Dvorkin — Gutierrez silty shale model 53
Models, friable-sand model 52 58 60 63 72 84 263 312
Models, Gassmann relations 3 15—24 34 43 64 324
Models, granular-medium models 4 51—70
Models, Hertz — Mindlin model 55 95 100 103 307 324
Models, inclusion models 2 4 15 20 44 54
Models, increasing-cement model 52
Models, Jizba's cemented shaly sand model 53 58 67 81
Models, Kuster — Toksoez model 44
Models, laminated sandy shale model 69 84
Models, rock physics 43—45 51—70
Models, shales 60—62 78 79 see
Models, soft sediment model 52 58 60 63 72 84
Models, squirt model 20 44
Models, Yin — Marion shaly sand model 53 64 260
Models, Yin — Marion silty shale model 53 260 see
Modified lower bound see "Heuristic models"
Modified upper bound see "Heuristic models"
Monte Carlo simulation 119 124 127 136—138 283 309 324 see
Net-to-gross 179—180
Neural networks 159—162 163 165
Nonparametric density estimation 114 115
O'Doherty — Anstey formula 188—189
Overburden effects 187 268 275
Overpressure 90 221 see
P-to-S impedance see "Converted waves"
Partial saturation see "Saturation"
Patchy saturation 23
Penny-shaped cracks see "Inclusion models"
Poisson reflectivity 214
Polarity 169
Polarity, American polarity standard 170
Polarity, European polarity standard 170
Polarization attributes 217—218
Pore stiffness 3 15
Pore-fluid properties see "Fluid properties"
Pressure effects 24—29 34
Pressure solution see "Diagenesis"
Principal component analysis 145—146
probability 113
Probability density functions 113—117 147
Probability mass function 113
Raiga — Clemenceau 2 11
Random variables 113
Raymer — Hunt — Gardner 2 11
Reflection coefficient 182 185 245 248
Residual gas 218—219 246
Resolution 172—173
Reuss see "Bounds elastic"
Rock physics bottle-neck 39
Rock physics diagnostics 50 326
Rock physics templates 50 101—107 251 312—316 317 321 322—323 331
Rock physics What ifs 42—43 320—322 see "Lithology
RPT see "Rock physics templates"
Saturation 34 321
Saturation, Brie equation 24
Saturation, partial saturation 22—24 246
Saturation, patchy saturation 23
Saturation, uniform saturation 22
Scattering 188—190
Scattering, O'Doherty — Anstey formula 188—189
Sedimentation 1 11 51—70 see
Seismic modeling 252—256
Shale-sand cross-over 91 100 170
Shales 60—62 78 91 see "Models rock
Shaly sands 62—70 78 see "Models rock
Shear attributes, value of 30—42 119—123 261
Shuey approximation see "AVO Shuey
Simulation, stochastic 131 136—138
Soft event 169 171—172 318
Soft sediment model 52 58 60 63 72 84
Sorting, sorting trend 11—15 54—57 58 75 104
Squirt model 20 44
Statistical classification 124 130 138—165
Statistical classification, Bayesian classification 147—159
Statistical classification, discriminant analysis 140—145
Statistical classification, neural networks 159—162
Statistical rock physics 111—167 263—266 269—274 277—312 321 324 325—328 see "Statistical
Stratigraphic interpretation 177—179 see
Subjective 113 see
Suspension 5 8 13 60
Thomsen's parameters 184 248
Transmissivity 188
tuning 173—174 179 185—187 268 269 275 301 319
Turbidite systems 1 70—81 83—90 258—306 312—316
Uncertainty, uses of 112
Upscaling 129—130 147
Velocity-porosity 2—15 see "Models rock
Voigt see "Bounds elastic"
Walther's law 82 127 276
Wavelet 169 192 234 see
What ifs see "Rock physics What"
workflows 123—124 317—331
Wyllie time average 2 11
Yin — Marion models 260
Yin — Marion models, shaly sand model 53 64
Yin — Marion models, silty shale model 53
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