Mixed phase wavelet deconvolution method based on phase decomposition
A mixed-phase and deconvolution technology, applied in the field of exploration seismic, can solve problems such as the adaptability of seismic data affecting the estimation accuracy of mixed-phase wavelets
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[0060] Embodiment 1: In order to make the technical scheme and technical advantages of the present invention clearer, the following is combined with an embodiment of an oil field and accompanying drawings. The mixed-phase wavelet deconvolution method based on phase decomposition of the present invention will be further described in detail.
[0061] Step A: artificially stimulate seismic waves, use a geophone to detect reflected seismic signals from the ground, and record them on a magnetic tape. The specific field acquisition configuration of this embodiment is: 6 surveying lines receive at the same time, each surveying line is equipped with 180 detectors, the line spacing is 100 meters, the track spacing is 50 meters, the minimum distance between the excitation point and the detection point is 50 meters, record The length is 6000 milliseconds, the sampling interval is 2 milliseconds, and 667 shot seismic records were co-excited and received.
[0062] Step B, read the seismic...
Embodiment 2
[0087] This example is an application example in the X work area of Tarim Oilfield. The surface of this area is covered by sand dunes. The collected seismic records experienced strong absorption by the surface sand dunes, resulting in serious high-frequency loss, and the seismic wavelet phase presents typical non-minimum phase characteristics. For this reason, the invention uses the mixed-phase wavelet deconvolution processing to improve the resolution of seismic data and enhance the ability of seismic signals to reflect underground structures.
[0088] Figure 8 It is a routinely processed seismic record section image with low resolution and cannot reflect the internal structure details between strong reflection interfaces. Figure 9 is the actual seismic wavelet extracted, and the seismic wavelet presents a typical mixed phase feature. Figure 10 is a mixed-phase wavelet deconvolution operator. The energy of the conventional deconvolution operator is concentrated on the p...
Embodiment 3
[0090] This example is an application example in the Y work area of Tarim Oilfield. The oil and gas reservoirs in this area are fractured-vuggy carbonate reservoirs with large burial depth, strong heterogeneity, serious formation absorption, and the existing seismic resolution cannot meet the requirements. Geological needs for fine-grained interpretation of carbonate reservoirs.
[0091] Figure 12 is the profile image of the seismic record after conventional processing, Figure 13 It is the section image of the seismic record processed by the present invention. Compared with the two, the resolution ability of the seismic record after the process of the present invention is obviously improved. The part marked by the dotted circle in the two figures is the reflection of a large-scale fracture-cavity group. On the conventionally processed image, it looks like a large-scale fracture-cavity body. On the seismic image processed by the present invention, it is distinguished by A...
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