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The Application of Seismic Sedimentology in the Study of Sedimentary Facies in Niger Delta

Journal of Oil and Gas Technology, 2017
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What is seismic sedimentology? A tutorial

Interpretation, 2018
I have developed an alternative narrative of seismic sedimentology from a geologist’s perspective. Seismic sedimentology is a high-resolution supplement for traditional, low-resolution seismic stratigraphy, reflecting the fact that seismic responds to sedimentary bodies differently at low and high resolution.
Hongliu Zeng
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Impact of the development of 3D seismic technology on sedimentology

BUTSURI-TANSA(Geophysical Exploration), 2006
Tatsuo Saeki, Hiroyuki Arato, Osamu Takano   +2 more
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Study and Application of Seismic Sedimentology in Paleogeomorphology Restoration

2021
In Ordos basin, dolomite reservoir of lower Paleozoic Ordovician has a good prospect for exploration. Pre-carboniferous karst landform had a great influence on gas accumulation and enrichment. And the high parts of paleogeomorphology are favorable places for gas.
Xu Li, Ya-bin Guo, Lin-ke Zhang, Bin-hua Guo, Jin-fu Li   +4 more
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Seismic sedimentology: Concepts and challenges

Global Meeting Abstracts, 2009
Seismic sedimentology is the use of seismic data in the study of sedimentary rocks and the processes by which they were formed. With current technology, seismic sedimentology is limited to the study of seismic lithology, geomorphology, depositional architecture, and depositional history.
Hongliu Zeng, John A., Katherine G. Jackson, Bingheng Yuan   +3 more
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Stratigraphic inversion integrating wells, seismic & sedimentology data

SEG Technical Program Expanded Abstracts 1997, 1997
This paper introduces a new mathematical method for estimating geological facies within a reservoir while integrating a wide range of data associated to well logs and seismic attributes. This new method is based on the "Discrete Smooth Interpolation" method, abbreviated DSI, developed in the frame of the GOCAD project (See (Mallet, 1989; Mallet, 1992 ...
Mallet, Jean Laurent, Shtuka, Arben
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Application of seismic sedimentology in turbidite fan's study

Global Meeting Abstracts, 2009
Seismic sedimentology has good discipline advantage for study on complex lithology reservoir. The technology of ninety-degree phasing, the determination of isochronal sedimentary plane and the analysis of seismic attribute phase play important roles on study of sedimentary micro-facies and presently are recognized the core technology of seismic ...
Lihui Liu, Bin Li, Handong Zhu
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Isochronous seismic lithosomic body and sedimentological analysis

SEG Technical Program Expanded Abstracts 2014, 2014
Summary The prerequisite for using the seismic slices to carry out sedimentary research is to ensure its isochronism. However, because the sedimentation rates are different in different regions of continental basins, it is rather difficult to obtain isochronous seismic slices, especially from the gravity flow and deltaic environments.
Su Mingjun*, Liu Huaqing, Yuan Shuqin
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Impact of 3D Seismic Technologies on Sedimentology Study

Advanced Materials Research, 2012
Progress of 3D seismic technologies has played a vital role in the developments of sedimentology in terms of analytical methodology and concepts. High-density and high-resolution 3D seismic data can be used to reconstruct 3D views of sedimentary paleo-evironment by direct imaging of depositional elements and can also be used to analyze sedimentary ...
Ru Tai Duan, Zhen Kui Jin, Chong Hui Suo
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Onshore high-resolution seismic profiling applied to sedimentology

Geophysics, 1988
Abstract High-resolution seismic profiling is a valuable method for the exploration of the shallow subsurface. Currently, a resolution of 0.5 m can be attained. This resolution is sufficient to recognize small sedimentary features (channels, dunes, linear ridges, etc.) and to reconstruct the environment of deposition.
P. Jongerius, K. Helbig
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