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Stratigraphie Processing of 3D Seismic by Concurrent Analysis of Surface and Borehole Data

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North Sea Oil and Gas Reservoirs—II

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Abstract

When seismic data are available in production areas, it is often desirable to use them for stratigraphie interpretation to estimate the extent of existing reservoirs. Three-dimensional (3D) seismic data that contain the producing wells within their volume are particularly suitable for such an exercise. We present an interpretative processing procedure, supported by a case study, where surface and borehole data are used in cooperation to achieve maximum reliability of the final surface seismic inversion.

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  1. GECO Geophysical Company Ltd, Orpington, UK

    P. S. Schultz

  2. Schlumberger Overseas S.A., Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

    R. Gir

  3. Schlumberger Austin Systems Center, Texas, USA

    D. Pajot

  4. Chinese Petroleum Corporation, China

    S. S. C. Wu

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A. T. Buller E. Berg O. Hjelmeland J. Kleppe O. Torsæter J. O. Aasen

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Schultz, P.S., Gir, R., Pajot, D., Wu, S.S.C. (1990). Stratigraphie Processing of 3D Seismic by Concurrent Analysis of Surface and Borehole Data. In: Buller, A.T., Berg, E., Hjelmeland, O., Kleppe, J., Torsæter, O., Aasen, J.O. (eds) North Sea Oil and Gas Reservoirs—II. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0791-1_11

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