Agenda
Background Theoryandmethod Data and 2D seismic parameters Dataand2Dseismicparameters Surfacegeologycondition Dataprocessing Conclusions Conclusions
Background
Thequalityoflandseismicdatamostlyinfluencedbynearsurface geologicalconditions,asinareaswithaweatheredlayervarieslaterally, theoutcropsoflimestoneorareaswithahighelevationvariation Theeffectofnearsurfaceismainlyonseismicdataprocessing,in particularatthestageofstaticcorrection. particular at the stage of static correction Inaccuraciesinstaticcorrectionwillnotgivetheoptimalresultofseismic dataprocessingwhichisshownintheseismicsection. p g Variousstaticcorrectionmethodhasbeenformulatedanddevelopedfrom uphole/elevation,refractionthroughtomographymethod. Thispaperwillbediscussesregardingtheuseofrefractiontomography methodsforgeologyandvelocitymodelbuildingwhichwillthenbeused inthecalculationofstaticcorrection. in the calculation of static correction
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Theoryandmethod
Refractiontomographyisamethodtoobtainthevelocity distributionmodelofheadwavetraveltime(firstbreak) (Shearer,1999) 2approaches: 1. Nearsurfacemodelconsistingoflocallyflatlayers(onthescale oftheoffsetrange).Firstarrivalsareassumedtobetheonsetof f h ff ) i i l d b h f headwavespropagatingalongtherefractinginterfacesbetween theselayers y 2. Modelwithaverticalvelocitygradient.Firstarrivalsare assumedtobetheonsetofdiving(turning)waves.
Theoryandmethod
headwaverefractionmodel(Osypov 2001)
Timeisassumedtocomefromthewavefront propagatesalongtheplaneof refractionbetweenthetwolayers e act o bet ee t e t o aye s Kinematicparametersofthewavefront isassumedtobelinearandtheinitial wavetraveltimearegroupedintolayersofdelaytimesandrefractorvelocity. Delaytimeareconvertedtolayerthicknessandvelocitybyusing Delay time are converted to layer thickness and velocity by using assumptionsonthecriticalanglerefractorlayer
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Theoryandmethod
Divingwaverefractionmodel(Osypov 2001)
Theoryandmethod
(Osypov 2001)
Parameterof2D seismic
Shot point interval Receiver point interval Channel Tail Shooting template Source Source d h depth Fold coverage Low/High Cut Filter Charge size Receiver Geophone string Sampling rate Record length Near offset N ff Far offset Tape format Polarity : 50 meter : 25 meter : 240 channels : 60 channels / line : Symetric Split Spread (120120) : explosive : 20 30 m : 6000 % : out/125 Hz : 25 Kg : Geophone SM24GS32CT h : 18 geophone perstring : 2 (two) milisecond : 6 second : 12 meter 12,5 : 2.987,5 meter : SEGD IBM3490 Catridge : Normal polarity (SEG standard)
Dataof2D seismic
Nearsurfacegeology
Nearsurfacegeology
Data processing
Staticcorrection:refractionmethod
Staticcorrection:refractiontomographymethod
Refractiontomography:2layers
Refractiontomography:3layers
Seismicsection
Staticcorrection:refraction
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Seismicsection
Staticcorrection:refraction+residualstatic
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Seismicsection
Staticcorrection:refractiontomography2layers
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Seismicsection
Staticcorrection:refractiontomography3layers
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Seismicsection
Staticcorrection:refractiontomography2layers+residual
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Conclusions
Accuratefirstbreakpicksisneededforgeologicalandvelocity modelbuildingbyrefractiontomography,whichareusedfor staticcorrectioncalculation. Theamountoflayersthatareusedforcalculationwillinfluence f f f thegeologyandvelocitymodelquality. I thi Inthisresearch,refractiontomographystaticcorrectionmethod h f ti t h t ti ti th d givesbetterstaticcorrectionthanconventionalrefractionmethod.