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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | J. Cotton, M. Beilles, S. Mahrooqi, J. Porter, M. Denis, S. Baris, E. Forgues, H. Chauris © 2016 EAGE | May

An automated and real-time field PSTM system, called TeraMig, was applied during the acquisition of a land 3D WAZ survey for PDO. The system was used to migrate one million vibrated points (around 10 billion traces) and was able to generate a real-time field ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Ali Moradi Tehrani, Angela Stallone, Raphael Bornard, and Sarah Boudon © 2016 EAGE | May

Making informed field development decisions requires taking uncertainty into account. Geostatistical inversion is a key technology for quantifying uncertainties using available seismic and well data. However, the common practice, consisting of choosing the "best possible" parameters, results in unrealistically small uncertainty estimates. In this ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Nina Lin, Xiaodong Wu, Yi Xie, Joe Zhou, Suni Sulaiman, Joshua Turner, Zhiyuan Wei © 2016 EAGE | May

The size and complexity of the mega gas clouds in offshore Brunei pose severe imaging problems to the structures underneath. We present a comprehensive technical package to tackle the complex wave propagation and anelastic energy losses associated with these gas clouds. We started by ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | M. Guillouet, A. Berthaud, T. Bianchi, G. Pignot, S. Mahrooqi, J. Shorter © 2016 EAGE | May

Deblending procedure for dense land/OBC/OBN acquisition based on sparsity promoted inverse problem. A general formulation for simulatneous source acquisitions is used to recover data from highly blended acqusition. This procedure uses cutting-edge mathematical tools from Compressed Sensing theory like l1-regularized inverse problem in the ...

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Workshop/forum/seminar (other) | Matthew Dack © 2016 | April

In an increasingly complex and challenging environment, CGG is building effective links between academia and industry and utilising new techniques to enhance hydrocarbon exploration success in a world where oil prices are highly volatile. In this environment there is increasing focus on risk reduction ...

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CSEG - Canadian Society of Exploration Geophysicists | Kiki Hong Xu, Brian Russell © 2016 CSEG | March

The prediction of porosity is essential for the identification of productive hydrocarbon reservoirs in oil and gas exploration. Numerous useful technologies have been developed for porosity prediction in the subsurface, such as multiple attribute analysis, kriging, and cokriging. Kriging allows us to create spatial ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | Kaelig Castor, Thomas Bianchi, Olivier Winter, Thierry Klein © 2015 EAGE | November

In seismic land acquisition, harmonic–noise in vibrator ground-force has always been a major limitation in terms of data quality and productivity. In high productivity acquisition, vibrator distortion is usually prevented by waiting enough time between successive shots. Otherwise, it has to be reduced during ...

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EAGE workshop/forum/local conference | Gordon Poole, Ping Wang, Yuan Ni, Zhan Fu, Risto Siliqi © 2015 EAGE | November

Combined with recent receiver deghosting strategies, the use of multi-level sources can provide further uplift to the ever broadening bandwidth of seismic data. While multi-level sources help mitigate source notches in the output spectrum, the resulting emitted wavelet still exhibits residual ghosts, directivity, and ...

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SEG - Society of Exploration Geophysicists | Jeff Zawila, Sam Fluckiger, Gary Hughes, Preston Kerr, Andrew Hennes, Michael Hofmann, HaiHong Wang, Howard Titchmarsh © 2015 SEG | October

An integrated, multi-disciplinary approach of correlating core facies to petrophysical wireline facies to seismic facies for tight unconventional sandstones is presented along with the results of a simultaneous, geostatistical seismic inversion. This integrated approach results in an improved understanding of the spatial distribution, geometry ...