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Dynamic correction stacking method preventing dynamic correction stretching

A superposition method and dynamic correction stretching technology, applied in the field of geological exploration, can solve problems such as inability to achieve synchronization, precise dynamic correction contradictions, and poor results

Active Publication Date: 2009-11-18
BGP OF CHINA NAT GASOLINEEUM CORP +1
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It is applied in a way that suits traditional processing habits, but is still partially stretch-free in practice and has local conflicts with precise motion correction
Each of the above methods is to partially realize the dynamic correction without stretching, but the requirements of such local dynamic correction are not met, and the dynamic correction cannot be completed coherently while avoiding stretching.
These methods show the style of forced modification of data and human intervention in the processing process. No stretching and normal correction can not be achieved simultaneously, and the effect is not good.

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[0040] The present invention calculates each sampling time t in the self-excitation and self-reception record according to the following steps i record value (use t i Indicates the recording time of self-excited and self-retracted seismic traces, and the subscript i indicates corresponding to the i-th sampling point), and the stacking is completed by co-CMP stacking.

[0041] Specifically take the following steps:

[0042] 1) Acquire seismic waves with the usual multiple coverage technique;

[0043] 2) carry out pre-processing with common technology; Described pre-processing includes: adding known observation system information to the trace header of seismic records; removing surface waves; removing high-energy interference; performing trace editing to remove bad tracks; doing geometric divergence compensation and Surface consistent amplitude compensation; do deconvolution; do static correction;

[0044] 3) Obtain the time-velocity data on different CMPs with common techniq...

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The invention is a dynamic correction stacking method for avoiding dynamic correction stretching in seismic data processing. The following technical scheme is adopted: collect seismic waves with the usual multiple coverage technology, and use co-CMP superposition and wavelet superposition with different arrival times to calculate the recorded value of each sampling time ti in the self-excited and self-received records (use ti to represent the self-excited and self-received The recording time of the receiver channel, the subscript i indicates corresponding to the i-th sampling point). In the processing process of the present invention, there is no recording or stretching of seismic waves, which avoids frequency reduction and longitudinal resolution reduction caused by dynamic correction stretching, and improves the frequency and longitudinal resolution of the middle and shallow layers on the stacked section. The invention replaces the dynamic correction and common CMP gather superposition in the traditional processing flow, ensures that each group of reflected waves can be corrected correctly and does not cause stretching distortion of the reflected waves, and improves the profile frequency, longitudinal resolution and signal-to-noise Compare.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to geological exploration technology, and relates to a dynamic correction stacking method for avoiding dynamic correction stretching in seismic data processing. Background technique [0002] In seismic exploration for petroleum or other purposes, explosives, vibrators, air guns and other seismic sources are used to excite seismic waves near the surface, and the seismic wave is received by a geophone to reflect the reflected waves transmitted to the surface through the formation wave impedance interface, and digitized, and then The data are processed to extract subsurface geological information for describing subsurface geological layers. [0003] Due to the destructiveness of the seismic source and the use of multiple coverage techniques, the receiver point and the seismic source cannot be in the same position, and the acquired seismic data belong to the same CMP with multiple offset relationships. In order to uniformly represent...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01V1/28G01V1/36
Inventor 董凤树
Owner BGP OF CHINA NAT GASOLINEEUM CORP
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