TAILIEUCHUNG - A review on multicomponent seismology: A potential seismic application for reservoir characterization

Searching for hydrocarbon reserves in deep subsurface is the main concern of wide community of geophysicists and geoscientists in petroleum industry. Exploration seismology has substantially contributed to finding and developing giant fields worldwide. The technology has evolved from two to three-dimensional method, and later added a fourth dimension for reservoir monitoring. Continuous depletion of many old fields and the increasing world consumption of crude oil pushed to consistently search for techniques that help recover more reserves from old fields and find alternative fields in more complex and deeper formations either on land and in offshore. In such environments, conventional seismic with the compressional (P) wave alone proved to be insufficient. Multicomponent seismology came as a solution to most limitations encountered in P-wave imaging. That is, recording different components of the seismic wave field allowed geophysicists to map complex reservoirs and extract information that could not be extracted previously. | A review on multicomponent seismology: A potential seismic application for reservoir characterization

• Hoá dầu
• Multicomponent seismology
• Shear wave
• Converted wave
• Recent applications
• Reservoir characterization
• Downhole logs
• Magnetic class
• Magnetic susceptibility
• Downhole gamma ray
• Overview of Formation Damage
• Characterization of the Reservoir Rock
• for Formation Damage
• Petrography and Texture
• Petrophysics Flow Functions and Parameters
• Permeability Relationships
• Physicochemical parameters
• Phytoplankton assemblages
• Spatiotemporal characterization
• Dissolved oxygen
• Phytoplankton taxa
• Artificial neural network
• Bach Ho oil field
• Cuu Long basin
• Lower Miocene sediments
• Seismic attribute
• Nam Con Son basin
• Rock type
• Carbonate reservoirs
• Foraminiferal packstones
• Hydraulic Flow Unit
• Global hydraulic element
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