Seismic structural interpretation involves highlighting and extracting faults and horizons that are apparent as geometric features in a seismic image. Although seismic image processing …
Simultaneous-source acquisition improves the efficiency of the seismic data acquisition process. However, direct imaging of simultaneous-source data may introduce crosstalk …
The seismic horizon is a critical input for the structure and stratigraphy modeling of reservoirs. It is extremely hard to automatically obtain an accurate horizon interpretation for …
Constructing a relative geologic time (RGT) image from a seismic image is crucial for seismic structural and stratigraphic interpretation. In conventional methods, automatic RGT …
Fault detection in a seismic image is a key step of structural interpretation. Structure-oriented smoothing with edge-preserving removes noise while enhancing seismic structures and …
Horizons are geologically significant surfaces that can be extracted from seismic images. Color coding of horizons based on amplitude or other attributes can help reveal ancient …
Z Bi, X Wu, Z Geng, H Li - Journal of Geophysical Research …, 2021 - Wiley Online Library
Extracting horizons and detecting faults in a seismic image are basic steps for structural interpretation and important for many seismic processing schemes. A common ground of the …
S Gan, S Wang, Y Chen, X Chen, K Xiang - Computers & Geosciences, 2016 - Elsevier
Simultaneous-source shooting can help tremendously shorten the acquisition period and improve the quality of seismic data for better subsalt seismic imaging, but at the expense of …
Picking horizons from seismic images is a fundamental step that could critically impact seismic interpretation quality. We have developed an unsupervised approach, waveform …