Lithology identification method based on reservoir element target invariant feature description
A technology for lithology identification and feature description, applied in the field of lithology identification, it can solve the problem that the original spatial amplitude feature of the logging curve does not have inter-well invariance, and achieve the effect of improving the accuracy and reliability and enhancing the generalization ability.
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[0091] Combine below figure 1 Illustrate this embodiment, the lithology identification method described in this embodiment based on the invariant feature description of reservoir element target, it comprises the following steps:
[0092] Step S1: Obtain the reservoir correlation feature by taking the correlation measure of adjacent points in the vertical direction for each depth sampling vector and take the difference of the measurement distance of the correlation feature to obtain the corresponding correlation difference feature, so as to realize the correlation between multiple logging curves. Correlation invariant feature extraction;
[0093] Step S2: By performing lateral singular value decomposition on the neighborhood vector set of each deep sampling vector, the extraction of tensor features of the multi-curve reservoir structure and the vertical local binary pattern (LBP, Local Binary Patterns) for each curve are performed. ) Texture feature extraction to realize the f...
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[0100] The further limitation of the lithology identification method based on the invariant feature description of the reservoir element target described in the first embodiment,
[0101] The method for extracting relevant invariant features in step 1 is:
[0102] Traditional well logging features do not fully consider the lateral correlation and related transformation information of multiple logging curves at the same depth, and this kind of information just has the invariance ability of reservoir description between wells.
[0103] However, specifically, for a data set composed of multiple curves of a certain well, since each depth sampling vector is composed of multiple values from different curves, it is possible to take the longitudinal value of the depth sampling vector of the logging curve Reservoir correlation characteristics can be obtained by measuring the correlation of adjacent points above. Among them, the correlation features mentioned in this patent mainly in...
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[0106] The further limitation of the lithology identification method based on the invariant feature description of the reservoir element target described in the first embodiment,
[0107] The method for extracting the structure invariant feature in step 2 is:
[0108] Structural invariant features refer to features that detect or describe local structures that remain invariant to geometric transformations. The basic idea is to extract the essential attributes of local structures for description. Specifically, the structure-invariant information involved in this patent mainly includes texture feature descriptions such as structure tensors and local binary patterns.
[0109] For a well logging curve set, for a certain depth sampling vector S i , let N(S i ) represents the depth sampling vector S i is the local neighborhood of the center (the neighborhood radius is generally set to about 0.5 meters). Then the extraction of structural tensor features can be realized by analyzing...
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