Geop 397 - Coherence Flashcards
In coherence cube imaging what is generated from the input 3D seismic data volume ?
cube of coherence coefficients
List structural and stratigraphical features visible on coherence cube images
structural - faults
stratigraphical - delta, river channels, reefs
What does coherence measurements in 3D represent and produce?
trace to trace similarity and produce interpretable changes
State criterion used to assign coherence coefficients
similar traces mapped with high coherence coefficient
dissimilar traces mapped with low coherence coefficient
How are the seismic traces (interrupted by faults), detected in a coherence cube?
sharp discontinuities of trace to trace coherence producing delineation of low coherence along fault planes
Is coherence computation dependent on the fault or fracture orientation?
No. The coherence computation is not dependent on the fault or fracture orientation
List 3 complex trace attributes
amplitude, frequence, phase
Define acoustic impedence
AI = Rho X V
Which 2 logs are used to generate acoustic impedence log?
density log and sonic log
What does acoustic impedence represent
Acoustic impedence - layer properties
What does seismic amplitude represent?
attributes of layer boundaries
List 4 applications of inversion
seismic interpretation
reservoir characterization
time lapse seismic
pressure predictions