Analyze the Seismic Attributes in HSX Volcanic Fracture Based on Forward Modeling

Yong Wang

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Analyze the Seismic Attributes in HSX Volcanic Fracture Based on Forward Modeling

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This paper uses the Hassan Carboniferous fractured reservoirs as the goal, firstly it analyses the reservoir characteristics of the cracks. On this basis, it uses two-dimensional random fractured media modeling method to build three different fracture models with different fracture parameters (fracture density, dip and speed). Then it uses finite difference wave equation forward and pre-stack depth migration processing of these models, and analyses seismic attribute of the migrated data, finally it finds a variety of seismic attributes sensitive to cracks, lays the foundation for fracture prediction with the seismic multi-attributes.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 556-562)

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Yong Wang*

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Finite Difference, Forward Modeling, Random Fracture, Seismic Attribute

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