Application of Absorption and Attenuation Analysis Based on Pre-Stack Seismic Data: Su-77 Block Gas Field Example

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Most hydrocarbon absorption attenuation studies are based on poststack seismic data processing but, because of multiple stacks at full angle, poststack data will lose some lithology and hydrocarbon-bearing capacity information. To overcome this disadvantage, a prestack angle-domain absorption attenuation analysis technique can be performed for seismic data stacked at various angles to obtain angle-domain-dependent absorption profiles. The absorption anomaly reflects the gas-bearing reservoir and also decreases as the angle increases. Actual data from the Sulige gas field, Ordos Basin, have been processed, and the hydrocarbon predictions match very well with actual drilling results, validating the method's effectiveness.

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