Application of Low-Frequency Energy Increment Technology in Hydrocarbon Prediction

Zhi Ming Li; Xue Yan Hu; Ling Xia Zhen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.472-475.178

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Application of Low-Frequency Energy Increment Technology in Hydrocarbon Prediction

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Based on the Biot theory and laboratory data, engineers of LandOcean recently develop a certain technology for hydrocarbon detection in multi-phase medium in order to reduce ambiguity and uncertainty. The sensitivity of the technology is superior to others especially in carbonate pores and cave detection, igneous hydrocarbon prediction and fluid detection of non-well areas. A number of projects and wells drilling proved that this technology is effective and reliable.

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Zhi Ming Li, Xue Yan Hu, Ling Xia Zhen

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High Frequency Attenuation, Hydrocarbon Prediction, Low-Frequency Energy Increment, Multi-Phase

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