Fractures are generally constructive to the tight sandstone and carbonate reservoirs. So fracture detection based on seismic data is one of very important tasks in reservoir characterization. However, it is more difficult to interpret the results from seismic attributes analysis to identify the meaningful fracture zones instead of the large faults and to distinguish the fractures features from noise features by seismic attributes analysis results. In order to get better interpretation and detection of fracture zones, we propose to use multi seismic attributes including edge detection attributes, volumetric curvature attributes, coherency attributes, etc. to diminish the ambiguities of seismic attributes analysis results, and to use some geological constrains including faults-associated fracture zone theory, etc. to interpret and identify the fracture feature correctly. The approaches above mentioned have been applied in the characterization of the dolomitic tight sandstone reservoirs in some basin, Western China, and the corresponding of dolomitic sandstone distribution and fracture zones gives the good information of hydrocarbon accumulation reservoirs in the area.
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Interpretation And Detection of Fracture Zones By Multi Seismic Attributes
Jianguo Yanc;
Jianguo Yanc
Chengdu University of Technology
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Xiang Rong Tang;
Xiang Rong Tang
Chengdu University of Technology
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Wen Gu
Wen Gu
Chengdu University of Technology
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Paper presented at the 2011 SEG Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, September 2011.
Paper Number:
SEG-2011-1784
Published:
September 18 2011
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Yanc, Jianguo, Zhao, Zhou, Wen, Xiaotao, Tang, Xiang Rong, and Wen Gu. "Interpretation And Detection of Fracture Zones By Multi Seismic Attributes." Paper presented at the 2011 SEG Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, September 2011.
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