Hybrid Illumination Analysis for Complex Overburden Geological Structure

The seismic data quality can be improved by evaluating two aspects: seismic data acquisition and seismic imaging. In recent years, a number of innovative acquisition layouts and methods have been introduced that produced better subsurface images compare to previous dataset. However, the seismic tech...

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Main Author: Abdul Latiff, A.H.
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Published: Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH 2022
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spelling my.utp.eprints.289032022-03-17T02:22:28Z Hybrid Illumination Analysis for Complex Overburden Geological Structure Abdul Latiff, A.H. The seismic data quality can be improved by evaluating two aspects: seismic data acquisition and seismic imaging. In recent years, a number of innovative acquisition layouts and methods have been introduced that produced better subsurface images compare to previous dataset. However, the seismic technology in the industry has been largely on an ad-hoc basis without any qualitative analysis of the subsurface geology and complexity and its influence on data quality. In this chapter, the poor images beneath shallow gas cloud were analysed by using two types of illumination methods, namely wave propagation and ray interpolation techniques. Meanwhile the data enhancement methodology was conducted through optimization of receiver positions on surface level. This will address the issue of subsurface illumination below complex overburden and shallow anomaly that cause wave field distortion. The outcome from this work aims at developing the new technique of getting a good and reliable seismic data underneath the near surface anomaly by integrating the existing illumination techniques and optimizing the source and receiver positions. The proposed integrated method of illumination analysis, leads to a new attribute known as Illumination Factor (IF), was formulated based on information from two forward modelling methods; (i) Amplitude distribution in spatial domain and (ii) Ray hit count at the target subsurface. Evaluation of the proposed Illumination Factor will set a basis for improving seismic acquisition design, by enhancing seismic data through better illumination analysis while providing an insight for accurate reservoir characterization. © 2022, Institute of Technology PETRONAS Sdn Bhd. Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH 2022 Article NonPeerReviewed https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85115419358&doi=10.1007%2f978-3-030-79606-8_21&partnerID=40&md5=e89886697cb2ab84648ce058b7708fd4 Abdul Latiff, A.H. (2022) Hybrid Illumination Analysis for Complex Overburden Geological Structure. Studies in Systems, Decision and Control, 383 . pp. 329-356. http://eprints.utp.edu.my/28903/
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description The seismic data quality can be improved by evaluating two aspects: seismic data acquisition and seismic imaging. In recent years, a number of innovative acquisition layouts and methods have been introduced that produced better subsurface images compare to previous dataset. However, the seismic technology in the industry has been largely on an ad-hoc basis without any qualitative analysis of the subsurface geology and complexity and its influence on data quality. In this chapter, the poor images beneath shallow gas cloud were analysed by using two types of illumination methods, namely wave propagation and ray interpolation techniques. Meanwhile the data enhancement methodology was conducted through optimization of receiver positions on surface level. This will address the issue of subsurface illumination below complex overburden and shallow anomaly that cause wave field distortion. The outcome from this work aims at developing the new technique of getting a good and reliable seismic data underneath the near surface anomaly by integrating the existing illumination techniques and optimizing the source and receiver positions. The proposed integrated method of illumination analysis, leads to a new attribute known as Illumination Factor (IF), was formulated based on information from two forward modelling methods; (i) Amplitude distribution in spatial domain and (ii) Ray hit count at the target subsurface. Evaluation of the proposed Illumination Factor will set a basis for improving seismic acquisition design, by enhancing seismic data through better illumination analysis while providing an insight for accurate reservoir characterization. © 2022, Institute of Technology PETRONAS Sdn Bhd.
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title_short Hybrid Illumination Analysis for Complex Overburden Geological Structure
title_full Hybrid Illumination Analysis for Complex Overburden Geological Structure
title_fullStr Hybrid Illumination Analysis for Complex Overburden Geological Structure
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