1. Application of multi-component joint inversion in oil and gas exploration: A case study of reservoir and gas saturation prediction of the Xujiahe formation in the PLN area of the central Sichuan Basin.
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Wang, Dong, He, Zhen-Hua, Wang, Xu-Ben, Li, Le, Yang, Hai-Tao, Fu, Zhi-Guo, and Wang, Hong-Yan
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PETROLEUM prospecting ,NATURAL gas prospecting ,PETROLEUM industry ,GAS reservoirs ,HYDROCARBON reservoirs ,SEISMIC prospecting ,PETROLEUM reservoirs - Abstract
Multi-component seismic exploration is an important technique in the utilization of P-waves and converted S-waves for oil and gas exploration. It has unique advantages in the structural imaging of gas zones, reservoir prediction, lithology, and gas-water identification, and the development direction and degree of fractures. Multi-component joint inversion is one of the most important steps in multi-component exploration. In this paper, starting from the basic principle of multi-component joint inversion, the differences between the method and single P-wave inversion are introduced. Next, the technique is applied to the PLN area of the Sichuan Basin, and the P-wave impedance, S-wave impedance, and density are obtained based on multi-component joint inversion. Through the velocity and lithology, porosity, and gas saturation fitting formulas, prediction results are calculated, and the results are analyzed. Finally, multi-component joint inversion and single P-wave inversion are compared in effective reservoir prediction. The results show that multi-component joint inversion increases the constraints on the inversion conditions, reduces the multi-solution of a single P-wave inversion, and is more objective and reliable for the identification of reservoirs, effectively improving the accuracy of oil and gas reservoir prediction and development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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