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Pre-stack seismic reflection inversion with basis pursuit Postdoc fellow: Rui Zhang Advisor: Dr. Mrinal Sen and Dr. Sanjay Srinivasan 1 Outline Motivation Formulations Synthetic tests Field data Discussions Conclusions


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Pre-stack seismic reflection inversion with basis pursuit

Postdoc fellow: Rui Zhang Advisor: Dr. Mrinal Sen and Dr. Sanjay Srinivasan

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Outline

  • Motivation
  • Formulations
  • Synthetic tests
  • Field data
  • Discussions
  • Conclusions

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Motivation

  • Post-stack to pre-stack
  • Acoustic to elastic
  • Improved resolution

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Outline

  • Motivation
  • Formulations
  • Synthetic tests
  • Field data
  • Discussions
  • Conclusions

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Formulations

Aki & Richard

!(#)=​1/2 (1+​()*↑2 #)​∆​,↓. /​,↓. −4​/↑2 /​0↑2 ​12*↑2 #​∆​,↓1 /​,↓1 −[​1/2 ​()*↑2 #−2​/↑2 /​ 0↑2 ​12*↑2 #]​∆3/3 !(#,()=​1/2 (1+​()*↑2 #)​∆​,↓. (()/​,↓. (() −4​/↑2 /​0↑2 ​12*↑2 #​∆​,↓1 (()/​,↓1 (() −[​1/2 ​ ()*↑2 #−2​/↑2 /​0↑2 ​12*↑2 #]​∆3(()/3(() ​!↓. (()=​∆​,↓. (()/​,↓. (() ​!↓1 (()=​∆​,↓1 (()/​,↓1 (() ​!↓ρ (()=​∆ρ(()/ρ(() ​5↓. =​1/2 (1+​()*↑2 #) ​5↓1 = -4​/↑2 /​0↑2 ​12*↑2 # ​5↓ρ =−(​1/2 ​()*↑2 #−2​/↑2 /​0↑2 ​12*↑2 #) ​//0 is background VsVp ratio

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Formulations

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Even

Wedge reflectivity Wedge seismic response

Odd

=

a + b

Formulations

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Formulations

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Formulations

b A x

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2

min x A b × −

1

min x

Subject to

L1 norm minimization least square solution

] min[

1 2

x x A b λ + × −

Objective Function

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6* ¡​,↓( =6*​,↓( (0)+∫↑▒​9↓( :(

Velocity

​,↓( =​,↓( (0)​;↑∫↑▒​9↓( :(

Real BPI Conventional

​9↓( ¡:

Reflection coefficient

​ ,↓( ¡ : Velocity

Reflection coefficient Velocity

​9↓( =​∆​,↓( /​,↓( =∆6*​,↓(

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Outline

  • Motivation
  • Formulations
  • Synthetic tests
  • Field data
  • Discussions
  • Conclusions

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1D Synthetic tests

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20% noise

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2D Synthetic tests

Noise free 20% Noise

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2D Synthetic tests

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Outline

  • Motivation
  • Formulations
  • Synthetic tests
  • Field data
  • Discussions
  • Conclusions

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Seismic well “tie”

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Angle dependent wavelets

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Inverted Reflection Coefficients

Pre-stack seismic Inverted Rp Inverted Rs

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Inverted Reflection Coefficients

Post-stack seismic Inverted Rp Inverted Rs

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Inverted Velocity

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Inverted Velocity

Conventional Conventional BPI BPI 23

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3D results

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Discussions

  • Perfect processing
  • Offset-angle conversion
  • Accommodation of non-stationary
  • Angle range
  • Pre-stack seismic well “tie”
  • Initial model

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  • Spiky reflectivities Rp and Rs is initial model

independent

  • Blocky velocity Vp and Vs is initial model

dependent

  • Angle dependent wavelets can stabilize the

results

  • Two steps workflow can be QCed twice
  • Blocky results enhance layer cake removing side

lobes

Conclusions

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Acknowledgements

  • This work supported by Center for Frontiers
  • f Subsurface Energy Security , an Energy

Frontier Research Center funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Science, Office of Basic Energy Sciences under Award Number DE-SC0001114

  • Dr. Susan D. Hovorka (BEG, GCCC) for

providing data from Cranfield

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