An Anisotropic Vector Wave Field Well-Ground Coordinated Positioning Method
An anisotropic and joint positioning technology, which is applied in the seismology of well logging records, etc., can solve the problems of different microseismic longitudinal and shear wave travel times and propagation paths, and cannot ensure high-precision positioning of microseismic events at the same time, and achieves optimization. Well layout and error controllable effects
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[0071] The invention provides an anisotropic vector wave field well-ground joint positioning method. This method obtains the initial positioning results of microseismic events by performing correlation analysis on the amplitude of the surface microseismic longitudinal and transverse wave vector field, and then conducts microseismic perforation positioning analysis in anisotropic wells to obtain perforation anisotropy parameter values as microseismic events. The initial anisotropy parameters of the event, and finally through the microseismic P-S wave tomographic positioning analysis in the anisotropic well, the microseismic event positioning results with higher accuracy and the corresponding corrected microseismic event anisotropy parameters are obtained. In short, the present invention first carries out ground microseismic positioning to obtain stable initial positioning results, and then combines microseismic positioning in wells to obtain high-precision positioning results....
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[0118] In this embodiment, the existing in-well microseismic model data is used to verify the accuracy of the microseismic event location results obtained by the method of the present invention.
[0119] Such as figure 2 As shown, the model is three layers of horizontal layers, the deepest layer is anisotropic, and the other two layers are isotropic, and the microseismic signals are monitored jointly on the ground and in the well. Among them, the number of ground detection geophones is 86 and it is 2-component receiving (divided into radial component and vertical component) (located at figure 2 A series of triangles with a middle depth of 0), in-hole monitoring uses a 32-level downhole geophone (located at figure 2A series of triangles in vertical coordinates), a total of 60 event signals (including a perforation signal) are set (a series of solid circles located on the third layer of the model), the distance between ground geophones is 20 meters and the radial The direct...
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