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A New Method for Geomorphologically Ranking Stochastic Seismic Inversion Results
Proceedings, 2013The band-limited vertical resolution of conventional 3D seismic measurements for reservoir characterization has an impact on our ability to accurately model thin reservoirs for volumetric computations. Stochastic seismic inversion addresses this concern by producing multiple, equally likely realizations, consistent with the available well and seismic ...
V.W.T. Kong +3 more
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Glacial seismic geomorphology offshore northwest Europe
Plio-Pleistocene records of ice-rafted detritus suggest that northwest European ice sheets regularly advanced across palaeo-coastlines. However, while these records are important, they provide only a limited insight on the frequency, extent, and dynamics of the ice sheets that were delivering the detritus.Andrew Newton +9 more
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Active tectonics, seismicity and geomorphology with special reference to Normandy (France)
Journal of Quaternary Science, 2000Integrated studies based on tectonic, seismotectonic and geomorphological analyses indicate that Normandy (northwest France) has been an active area during the Quaternary. Topography and landform discontinuities reflect the dislocation and differential uplift of a late Cenozoic platform.
Lagarde, J.L. +5 more
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Seismic Geomorphology: Tool for Imaging Elements of Depositional Systems
72nd EAGE Conference and Exhibition incorporating SPE EUROPEC 2010, 2010Seismic geomorphology is an emerging field of science having a great potential in the hydrocarbon exploration and basin evolution studies. It deals with the integration of geomorphological concepts in the routine seismic interpretations. Aided by various tools like horizontal and vertical seismic slices, horizon slices and seismic attribute studies ...
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Some considerations about seismic geomorphology and paleoseismology.
2005Seismic geomorphology studies landforms which developed in connection with earthquakes. Among them, two different end members may be distinguished: 1) seismo-tectonic landforms, including surface faults and fractures, land uplift and subsidence at different scales, surface bulges, elongate ridges, and any other permanent ground deformations directly ...
DRAMIS, Francesco, BLUMETTI A. M.
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Seismic Geomorphology of a Fluvial Channel System in the Arabian Basin
2023Dicky Harishidayat +2 more
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