This invention is a method for inverting
azimuth difference seismic data in inclined fractured rocks. Previous AVAZ
inversion methods for fracture parameters were mostly based on the HTI medium assumption, with insufficient consideration for fracture dip angle. The fixed form of the inversion constraint terms made it difficult to adapt to changes in parameter statistical characteristics, and the regularization parameters were all manually adjusted, affecting inversion accuracy and efficiency. This invention establishes an approximate formula for the
reflection coefficient of the TTI medium, characterized by the P-wave and S-wave velocities, density, and fracture elastic parameters of the background medium. It utilizes pre-stack
azimuth difference data to perform AVAZ inversion of fracture parameters. Dynamic sparsity constraints are introduced, dynamically adjusting the sparsity of the constraints based on data characteristics, and a
covariance matrix is introduced to consider the statistical regularity between parameters. Combining iterative reweighted
least squares and adaptive regularization parameter acquisition methods, the dynamic constraint inverse problem is transformed into a weighted... L A 2-norm objective function is used to achieve a stable solution. Data testing shows that this invention can effectively improve the inversion accuracy of crack elastic parameters.