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This invention belongs to the field of seismic data processing technology for petroleum exploration. It discloses a method for processing contiguous seismic data. The method involves coherent enhancement and Fourier transform of seismic traces in seismic data A and B, obtaining the phase and amplitude spectral factors of each trace in the frequency domain. After smoothing, the values ​​are summed and averaged to obtain the phase and amplitude factors in the frequency domain. Then, an inverse Fourier transform is performed to convert the data to the time domain, yielding phase and amplitude shaping operators. These operators are then convolved and sequentially applied to seismic data A to achieve contiguous data shaping from seismic data A to seismic data B. This invention is used for contiguous processing of seismic data and has advantages such as good stability, high accuracy, and strong applicability.

The application discloses a curtain opening system dissolution quantitative evaluation method under a high-temperature closed background, which comprises the following steps: carrying out source partition on a research area, determining mineral composition, interstitial type and pore type of different source areas, and determining compaction intensity sequence of different source areas; reconstructing a time-space sequence of diagenetic fluid activity, establishing a dynamic model of fluid-rock interaction and pore evolution; determining a mineral differential dissolution conversion mechanism; quantifying mineral differential dissolution under a curtain opening / closed system; and based on mineral composition component difference, fluid type and mineral dissolution effect difference, establishing a curtain opening system deep clastic rock reservoir dissolution quantitative evaluation method under a closed background by combining diagenetic mineral quantitative statistics and theoretical calculation. The application realizes quantitative-semi-quantitative prediction of dissolution effect, thereby delimiting a favorable dissolution development area, and effectively improves reservoir prediction precision, provides a scientific basis for drilling deployment, and reduces exploration risk.