Z Zong, K Li, X Yin, M Zhu, J Du, W Chen, W Zhang - Geophysics, 2017 - library.seg.org
Seismic amplitude variation with offset (AVO) inversion is well-known as a popular and pragmatic tool used for the prediction of elastic parameters in the geosciences. Low …
This study analyzes earthquake recordings from four near‐source (< 10 km) stations near Fox Creek, Alberta, a region known for hydraulic fracturing‐induced seismicity. We examine …
The quality and accuracy of a seismic image can be significantly affected by anisotropy. When anisotropy is significant, neglecting it can lead to smearing of the image …
The azimuthal (az'l) processing of 3D full-azimuth full-offset PP reflection seismic data can enable better imaging, thus yielding improved estimates of structure, lithology, porosity, pore …
Several hypotheses have been proposed to explain intriguing circular shear wave splitting patterns in the Pacific Northwest, invoking either 2‐D entrained flows or 3‐D return flows …
We have investigated the locations and patterns of neotectonic deformation in the Carnarvon basin along the Mesozoic rifted margin of Western Australia to evaluate the …
F Zeng, W Yue, C Li - Geophysics, 2018 - pubs.geoscienceworld.org
The anisotropy of elastic waves has been widely used to obtain information about the formation structure in geosciences research. The splitting of flexural waves is generally …
YH Song, H Chen, XM Wang - Applied Geophysics, 2019 - Springer
The anisotropy of a geologic formation can reflect the direction of fractures and ground stress, which is an important metric that guides the exploration and development of oil and …
Seismic azimuthal anisotropy is apparent when P-wave velocities vary with source-receiver azimuth and downward-propagating S-waves split into two quasi-S-waves, polarized in …