A Method of Imitating Vertical Seismic Profile Data Using Well Logging Data
A vertical seismic profile and logging data technology, which is applied in the field of petroleum geological exploration, can solve the problems of limited improvement in seismic data accuracy and few parameters, and achieves the effect of improving accuracy, being suitable for popularization and application, and having good application prospects.
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[0020] The method of utilizing logging data to imitate vertical seismic section data of the present embodiment is carried out for J1 well, comprising the following steps:
[0021] 1) Perform environmental correction on natural gamma ray curves and bulk density curves in conventional logging data;
[0022] 2) Use the natural gamma ray curve after environmental correction to carry out lithology stratification, and obtain the natural gamma ray stratification result;
[0023] The compressional wave time difference, shear wave time difference, and compressional wave velocity ratio curves are obtained from the dipole acoustic logging data; the Poisson's ratio and Young's modulus curves are calculated by using the compressional wave time difference, shear wave time difference and the bulk density after environmental correction;
[0024] 3) Combining with the results of natural gamma layering, the longitudinal wave time difference, shear wave time difference, longitudinal wave velocit...
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[0029] The method of using logging data to imitate vertical seismic profile data in this embodiment is carried out for Well Z1, and the specific method is the same as that of Embodiment 1.
[0030] figure 2 It is the imitation VSP diagram of well logging curve of Z1 well. From figure 2 The gray box of the well also has a relatively small P-to-s wave velocity ratio and Poisson's ratio, which is inferred to have a certain gas content. 4.75 cubic meters per ton, confirming the above inference.
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