Analyses Advantage of Wide Azimuth Imaging for Fractured-cavity Reservoir

Summary Through the study above, wide azimuth angle gather can characterize the fractured-cavity reservoir better. It can fully and accurately use the azimuth information to identify the sub-location, sub-angle recognition, the existence of anisotropy of the bead cavity unit, which leads us to a more elaborate result than traditional techniques.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.3997/2214-4609.202572121
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Seismic Imaging and Inversion Techniques
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Analyses Advantage of Wide Azimuth Imaging for Fractured-cavity Reservoir

Zhiyuan Liu, J. Da-jian, W. Xue-shan
Seismic Imaging and Inversion Techniques
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Analyses Advantage of Wide Azimuth Imaging for Fractured-cavity Reservoir

Zhiyuan Liu, J. Da-jian, W. Xue-shan
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Summary Through the study above, wide azimuth angle gather can characterize the fractured-cavity reservoir better. It can fully and accurately use the azimuth information to identify the sub-location, sub-angle recognition, the existence of anisotropy of the bead cavity unit, which leads us to a more elaborate result than traditional techniques.

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