Combination of minimum-maximum (m-m) attribute and zero-INTENS-difference (z-i-d) attribute for estimating below-tuning layer thickness : A new technique proposal

Abstract- This paper demonstrates a new alternative way in estimating layer thickness below the tuning thickness of a poststacked,zero-phase seismic. Preliminary reflectivity map is built by band-pass filtering the amplitude map of the seismic. The filter removes the non minimum and or non maximum...

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Main Authors: Purnomo, Eko Widi, Harith, Zuhar Zahir Tuan
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Institution: Universiti Teknologi Petronas
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spelling utp-eprints.52452017-03-20T06:42:13Z Combination of minimum-maximum (m-m) attribute and zero-INTENS-difference (z-i-d) attribute for estimating below-tuning layer thickness : A new technique proposal Purnomo, Eko Widi Harith, Zuhar Zahir Tuan Q Science (General) QE Geology QC Physics Abstract- This paper demonstrates a new alternative way in estimating layer thickness below the tuning thickness of a poststacked,zero-phase seismic. Preliminary reflectivity map is built by band-pass filtering the amplitude map of the seismic. The filter removes the non minimum and or non maximum and left the maximum and or the minimum of seismic amplitude. The unresolved thickness below the tuning thickness is then corrected by zero-INTENS-difference (z-i-d) attribute, a form of spectral analysis of the seismic trace. z-i-d attribute is zero difference of Integrated Energy Spectra (INTENS) between a synthetic seismic and its true seismic. It has shown that, for free noise data and perfect wavelet, the z-i-d always point to true thickness. True layer thickness can be found by positioning the layer thickness to the z-i-d thickness accordingly The method has been applied successfully for wedge-modeled seismic with dominant frequency 20, 25 and 30Hz. With slightly difference approach, the method has been implemented for imperfect-wavelet synthetic seismic. Although, not as perfect as when implemented for perfect wavelet seismic, the method has given fairly good result when dealing with imperfect wavelet. The method performed good below tuning layer thickness estimation for modeled noisy seismic from noise level 5 and 10% but gives noisy result for seismic with 20% noise level. 2010-06-15 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf http://eprints.utp.edu.my/5245/1/zzth_1569294061.pdf Purnomo, Eko Widi and Harith, Zuhar Zahir Tuan (2010) Combination of minimum-maximum (m-m) attribute and zero-INTENS-difference (z-i-d) attribute for estimating below-tuning layer thickness : A new technique proposal. In: ICIPEG 2010, part of ESTCON 2010, 15-17 June 2010, Kuala Lumpur. http://eprints.utp.edu.my/5245/
institution Universiti Teknologi Petronas
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topic Q Science (General)
QE Geology
QC Physics
spellingShingle Q Science (General)
QE Geology
QC Physics
Purnomo, Eko Widi
Harith, Zuhar Zahir Tuan
Combination of minimum-maximum (m-m) attribute and zero-INTENS-difference (z-i-d) attribute for estimating below-tuning layer thickness : A new technique proposal
description Abstract- This paper demonstrates a new alternative way in estimating layer thickness below the tuning thickness of a poststacked,zero-phase seismic. Preliminary reflectivity map is built by band-pass filtering the amplitude map of the seismic. The filter removes the non minimum and or non maximum and left the maximum and or the minimum of seismic amplitude. The unresolved thickness below the tuning thickness is then corrected by zero-INTENS-difference (z-i-d) attribute, a form of spectral analysis of the seismic trace. z-i-d attribute is zero difference of Integrated Energy Spectra (INTENS) between a synthetic seismic and its true seismic. It has shown that, for free noise data and perfect wavelet, the z-i-d always point to true thickness. True layer thickness can be found by positioning the layer thickness to the z-i-d thickness accordingly The method has been applied successfully for wedge-modeled seismic with dominant frequency 20, 25 and 30Hz. With slightly difference approach, the method has been implemented for imperfect-wavelet synthetic seismic. Although, not as perfect as when implemented for perfect wavelet seismic, the method has given fairly good result when dealing with imperfect wavelet. The method performed good below tuning layer thickness estimation for modeled noisy seismic from noise level 5 and 10% but gives noisy result for seismic with 20% noise level.
format Conference or Workshop Item
author Purnomo, Eko Widi
Harith, Zuhar Zahir Tuan
author_sort Purnomo, Eko Widi
title Combination of minimum-maximum (m-m) attribute and zero-INTENS-difference (z-i-d) attribute for estimating below-tuning layer thickness : A new technique proposal
title_short Combination of minimum-maximum (m-m) attribute and zero-INTENS-difference (z-i-d) attribute for estimating below-tuning layer thickness : A new technique proposal
title_full Combination of minimum-maximum (m-m) attribute and zero-INTENS-difference (z-i-d) attribute for estimating below-tuning layer thickness : A new technique proposal
title_fullStr Combination of minimum-maximum (m-m) attribute and zero-INTENS-difference (z-i-d) attribute for estimating below-tuning layer thickness : A new technique proposal
title_full_unstemmed Combination of minimum-maximum (m-m) attribute and zero-INTENS-difference (z-i-d) attribute for estimating below-tuning layer thickness : A new technique proposal
title_sort combination of minimum-maximum (m-m) attribute and zero-intens-difference (z-i-d) attribute for estimating below-tuning layer thickness : a new technique proposal
publishDate 2010
url http://eprints.utp.edu.my/5245/1/zzth_1569294061.pdf
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