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Training ~ 2003Training ~ 2003University of Texas / Dallas
Husky Oil / Western Canada Basin
University of Texas / Dallas
Husky Oil / Western Canada Basin
Introduction
February 12, 20032
University of Texas / Dallas
HUSKY DATA
Processed By: GeoCenter Inc.
for Training Session using
SeisUP ®
GeoCenter Inc., Houston Texas
Acknowledgments
February 12, 20033
GeoCenter, Inc.President : Sukhdev HyareProcessing Manager : David SpauldingSpecial Projects : William ZepedaUT/D Students : Gordon Davison
: Abrahim Shogar: Zijian Zhang: Nistala Suresh
Many thanks to those who help organize and prepare this presentation. Especially to George McMechan for
allowing us the privilege of using these data for this training session. And to Larry Yost for his professional opinions
and his sincere patience.
Table of ContentsTable of Contents
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GeoCenter, Inc.IntroductionAcknowledgmentsTable of ContentsSeisUP OVERVIEWProcessing FlowSP MapFold DistributionGeometry QC #1Raw Rec. & Power SpectraFK Filtering AnalysisSurfwave #1 QCBrute StacksSurfwave #2 QC.S.C. Gain Analysis
S. C. Decon Datum vs Refraction StaticsFloating Datum SmootherFloating vs Fixed DatumVelocity AnalysisISOV velocity plotsAuto Statics QC & StacksFinal StacksPost Stack FK-MigrationPost Stack FX-MigrationPSTM (KTMIG)AVO attributesVIP (velocity interpolation)ArchivingCopyright Disclosure
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SeisUP OVERVIEW
5
SeisUP
6
Help
7
Menu ToolsFile Edit Execute Options Utilities
Using the menu tools can be done easily either by opening the the various categories at top of window.
(“File, Edit, Execute, Options, Utilities)
OR
The Icons on the right side of the window.
8
Creating "NEW” Area / Line
Type in New “AREA” and/or “Line”
And click on “Create”
OPEN
9
New Line New Line created as “Z-Husky-1” under Area name “UT-DALLAS”
10
Copy Processing Flows
OPEN
SELECT:
AREA & LINE
AND
“OPEN”
11
Selected Area / LineArea selected is now ready to be copied
12
Selecting Processing ModulesOPEN
&
“SELECT ALL”
13
Select Area / Line to send copied modules.
OPEN
&
“SELECT AREA & LINE”
&
“OK”
14
Module Librarian
15
OPEN
Processing Flow
Processing Flow
February 12, 200316
Processing Flow
SeisUP ®
GeoCenter, Inc.Reformat to GCI formatGeometry + EditNoise Analysis:
a) FK Filterb) Surfwave
Surface Consistent Gain CorrectionStatics:
a) Datumb) Refraction (GLI3D)
Surface Consistent DeconvolutionVelocity AnalysisStack Q.C.Automatic Statics Velocity AnalysisStack + Filter + ScaleMigrations
AVO Processing
Angle Gather QCAngle Stacks (3 to 24degree)AVO P-wave, Gradient, Poisson’s, & Fluid Factor StacksAVO Cross plots
FK Filtering Floating Datum vs Fixed DatumVIP + ISO Velocity
a) RMSb) Interval
Additional QC
SP Map View
17
Fold Distribution
18Fold Distribution Plot
Geometry QC
19
2-D Amplitude QC Surface diagram
QC Shot Stack
SHOT Stack
Offsets = 200-600 meters
Linear velocity = 3000 m/sec.
20
QC Receiver Stack
Receive Stack
Offsets = 200-600 meters
Linear velocity = 3000 m/sec.
21
Raw Record DisplayOriginal Raw
Record
22
Power Spectrum Analysis
23
Original Raw Record Power Spectrum
Of
Zone in red.
FK Filter Option
24
Opening the Inneractive FK-FILTER Analysis
Select F-K analysis
FK Filter Parameters
25
F-K Analysis parameter selection
Make changes as specified
After inserting parameters – press
“OK”
Wave number taper = 1
Frequency taper = 3
Max. Frequency = 60
Polygon filter = give name
FK Filter Design Window
26
Mark specific zone of
ground roll
Press Analysis Button
Pattern of Ground roll
FK Filter Polygon Option
27
Press Polygon filter
Left click to select noise
area
Right click to move selected
points
Middle click to delete points
FK Filter Interactive
After selecting filter points
Press Filter Application
button
By pressing the Toggle button data
zone will show before and
after FK-filter application.
28
FK Filter Interactive - ZOOM
Zoom of zone with Fk-Filter
application 29
FK Filter Design Two Sided
30
Press Polygon Filter button
Repeat exercise as before to select negative side of
ground roll
FK Filter Design (Two Sided) Symmetrical Polygon filter
31
Select symmetrical
filter for ground roll.
FK Filter – ZOOM (negative side)
Zoom of selected zone
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FK Filter Interactive – ZOOM Both Sides
33
Select a larger zone to apply two sided polygon fk-filter
To view the results press the fk-analysis and use toggle button to see before and aft.
Polygon Filter Selected
For Further Analysis press
Parameter button
(Next Slide)
FK Filter Polygon Filter – Pass Option
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Change the filter function to “PASS”
And press OK.
FK Filter Interactive – Pass Option
35
Apply filter and toggle to see before
and after application.
Signal that is being removed from data.
FkFilter #2
Selecting another polygon filter
Using same criteria as demonstrated in previous slides
(fk-filter = fk2)
36
FK Filter #2 Design (Two Sided) Symmetrical Polygon filter
37
Selecting negative side of polygon
F-K filter.
Using same criteria as demonstrated in
previous slides
FK Filter # 2 Application
Reviewing polygon F-K filter (fk2).
Using same criteria as demonstrated in
previous
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FK Filter # 2a Design
Revising fk2 polygon fk-filter
points
Using same criteria as demonstrated in previous slides
(fk-filter = fk2)
39
FK Filter # 2a Application
Reviewing polygon F-K filter (fk2).
Using same criteria as demonstrated in
previous
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FK Filter # 2a Pass Filter
Change the filter function to “PASS”
And press OK.
41
FK Filter # 2a Pass Filter Interactive
Signal that is being removed from data
with fk2 filter
Apply filter and toggle to see before
and after application.
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FK Filter # 2a Pass Filter Deeper zone analysis
Change zone to area with no evident
ground roll and apply fk2 filter
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FK Filter # 2a Pass Filter Deeper zone analysis interactive
44
Signal that is being removed from data.
FK Filter Processing Flow
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Data flow as it progresses through exercise in this presentation
NOTE
Data must be gain corrected or scaled properly before FK-FILTER application.
In this case a 2500 msec AGC equalization was used
FK Filter Parameter Selection
46
Selecting parameters for the FK-FILTER module
FK Filter # 2 Full Record Application
Record after application of FkFilter (fk2)
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Fk Filter #2 with Power Spectrum
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Record after application of FkFilter (fk2)
With power spectrum of zone in red.
FK Filter or SurfwaveData flow as it progresses through exercise in this presentation
Other module that will help reduce the ground roll = SURFWAVE”
Estimate the velocity of the ground roll (wave propagation to be removed) and
determine the dominate frequency of the ground roll.
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Surfwave Parameter selection
50
Velocity = 911 m /per second
With dominant Frequency = 0-18 hz
Module : SURFWAVE
Surfwave Analysis
Record after application of SURFWAVE
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Surfwave with Power Spectrum
Record after application of SURFWAVE
With power spectrum of zone in red.
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Geometry – Raw Record (qc1)
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Raw Record
Geometry – Edit(qc2)
54
Raw Record
Edit
SurfWave#1(qc3)
55
Surfwave #1
SurfWave+SGN+SGNE(qc4)
56
Surfwave #1
Surface Consistent Gain
SurfWave1+SGN+SGNE+SurfWave2(qc5)
57
Surfwave #1
Surface Consistent Gain
Surfwave #2
Datum Stack
58Datum Brute Stack
Refraction Stack
59Refraction Static Brute Stack
Gain Analysis
60
Surface Consistent Gain Analysis SGN1-2)
Surface Consistent Decon(qc6)
61
Surface Consistent Decon
ScDecon+Refraction Statics(qc7)
62
Surface Consistent Decon
Refraction Statics
ScDecon+Refraction Statics +AGC (qc7a)
63
Surface Consistent Decon
Refraction Statics AGC
ScDecon+Datum Statics (qc8)
64
Surface Consistent Decon
Datum Statics
ScDecon+Datum Statics+AGC (qc8a)
65
Surface Consistent Decon
Datum Statics AGC
Floating Elevation Smoother
Smoothing Radius = 500 m
Smoothing Radius = 1000 m
66
Fixed Datum = 1700 m
1700 m
Various Datum and Static Profiles
ScDecon + Floating to Fix Datum Stack (250 m radius)
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SCDN Floating to Fix Datum / 250 m
ScDecon + Floating to Fix Datum Stack (500 m radius)
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SCDN Floating to Fix Datum / 500 m
ScDecon + Floating to Fix Datum Stack (1000 m radius)
69
SCDN Floating to Fix Datum / 1000 m
ScDecon+Datum Statics+Stack
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SCDN Fix Datum
ScDecon + Refraction Statics (HR Floating to fixed datum)
71
SCDN Refraction Static Floating to Fix Datum /
ScDecon + Refraction Statics (fixed datum)
72
SCDN Refraction Static Fix Datum
ScDecon+Refraction Statics +AutoStatics(MPAS) +Velocity Analysis
73
SCDN Refraction Static Fix Datum
Auto Statics (MPAS) Velocity Analysis
“RMS” ISO velocity plot
74“RMS” ISO Velocity Display
“INTERVAL” ISO velocity plot
75“Interval” ISO Velocity Display
ScDecon+Refraction Statics(Fix Datum) +AutoStatics(MPAS) + AGC (qc9)
76
SCDN Refraction Static Fix Datum Auto Statics (MPAS)
ScDecon+Refraction Statics +AutoStatics(MPAS) + NMO (without
Mute)+AGC (qc10)
77
SCDN Refraction+
MPAS+NMO Shot Record without mute
Mute Design
ScDecon+Refraction Statics +AutoStatics(MPAS) + NMO (with Mute)
+AGC (qc10a)
78
SCDN Refraction+
MPAS+NMO Shot Record with mute
ScDecon+Floating Datum Statics +AutoStatics(MPAS) Stack + Fix Datum.
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SCDN Floating Datum MPAS Fix Datum
ScDecon+Refraction Statics Floating +AutoStatics(MPAS) + Stack + Fix Datum
80
SCDN Floating Refraction MPAS Fix Datum
ScDecon+Refraction Statics +AutoStatics(MPAS) + Stack
81
SCDN Refraction MPAS Fix Datum
ScDecon+Refraction Statics +AutoStatics(MPAS)+Stack + FXDN
82
SCDN Refraction MPAS Fix Datum FXDN
ScDecon+Refraction Statics Floating +AutoStatics(MPAS)+Stack + FXDN +Fix
Datum
83
SCDN Refraction MPAS Fix Datum
ScDecon+Refraction Statics +AutoStatics(MPAS)+Trim Statics +Stack
+ FXDN
84SCDN Refraction MPAS Trim
Statics Fix Datum FXDN
FK-Migration
85FK Migration
FX-Migration
86FX Migration
Prestack Kirchhoff Migration (KTMIG) Filter AGC
87Prestack Kirchhoff Migration (KTMIG)
KTMIG RAP Filter STACK
Prestack Kirchhoff Migration (KTMIG) RAP Stack 88
KTMG Post Stack Gain Analysis
Interactive Gain Analysis
89
Compress Display
And design window over entire data set
NOTE: Window design is “HORIZONTAL” over the
number of traces to analyze
KTMIG Gain Filter Stack
Prestack Kirchhoff Migration (KTMIG) Gain Stack 90
Prestack Kirchhoff Migration (KTMIG) +Stack + FXDN + Filter AGC
91
Prestack Kirchhoff Migration (KTMIG) FXDN
KTMIG Gather’s
Prestack Kirchhoff Migration (KTMIG)
Gather’s 92
AVO Analysis ~ XAVA
AVO Analysis ~ XAVA
93
Xava Parameters – angle of incidence
94
Xava Parameters – angle limited CMP
95
Xava Parameters –incidence angle value
96
Display Parameters for Xava QC
DISPLAY Parameters
97
Color Display Parameters (1 degree)
1 degree angles
98
Display angles in color 1 degree increments1 degree angles
99
Color Display Parameters (2 degree)
2 degree angles
100
Display angles in color 2 degree increments2 degree angles
101
Color Display Parameters (6 degree)6 degree angles
102
Display angles in color 6 degree increments6 degree angles
103
Display angles in color 1-2-6 degrees
1 degree angles 2 degree angles 6 degree angles
104
AVOA Flow
AVOA
105
AVOA Parameters
AVOA Parameters
106
Avoa Header value = attributes
AVOA header values = attributes
107
AVOA ~ P-wave stack
108AVOA ~ P-wave Stack
AVOA ~ P-wave stack - Color
109
AVOA ~ P-wave Stack
(color)
AVOA ~ P-wave stack – Color ZOOM
110
AVOA ~ P-wave Stack
ZOOM
AVOA ~ S-wave Gradient stack
111
AVOA ~ S-wave Gradient Stack
AVOA ~ S-wave Gradient stack - Color
112
AVOA ~ S-wave Gradient Stack
(color)
AVOA ~ S-wave Gradient stack – Color ZOOM
113
AVOA ~ S-wave Gradient Stack
ZOOM
AVOA ~ Poisson’s Ratio Stack
114
AVOA ~ Poisson’s Ration Stack
AVOA ~ Poisson’s Ratio Stack - Color
115
AVOA ~ Poisson’s Ration Stack
(color)
AVOA ~ Poisson’s Ratio Stack – Color ZOOM
116
AVOA ~ Poisson’s Ration Stack
ZOOM
AVOA ~ Fluid Factor Stack –
117AVOA ~ Fluid Factor Stack
AVOA ~ Fluid Factor Stack – Color
118
AVOA ~ Fluid Factor Stack
(color)
AVOA ~ Fluid Factor Stack – Color ZOOM
119
AVOA ~ Fluid Factor Stack
ZOOM
AVOCROSS Flow
120
AVOCROSS Flow
Avocross Parameters
AVOCROSS Parameters
121
Avo cross view “cgm“ display
122
AVOCROS Select and View
AVOCROSS P-wave + Gradient Slope
123
VIP (Velocity Interpolation)Segy format
velocity disc file
Velocity Input
Sampling/smoothing options
Velocity Conversion
Velocity Extraction from a VIP file
NOTE: THIS FILE WILL NOW BE USED IN THE “VIP” MODULE
BELOW
Velocity Input
Sampling/smoothing options
QC DISPLAYS
Notice that we started with a VIP and ended with a VIP
module.
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VIP ~(velocity interpolation)
BACK UP AREA (ARCHIVE) TO TAPE
125
To Backup area for Archiving data flow:
Press “File”
Select “Backup area”
Selecting Area to Archive
“Backup Area” window appear:
Select Area to backup
Assign tape drive number
Set Backup data sets? To “NO”
Press OK
NOTE: WHILE DOING THIS PROCEDURE DO NOT HAVE
ANYTHING ACTIVE IN THE SAME AREA.
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Archive data set to tape
Backup to tape the data set that was input to the “GEOM” data queue.
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Copyright DisclosureDisclosure
February 12, 2003128
GeoCenter, Inc.
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Houston, TexasThis presentation has been exclusively created for
the University of Texas / Dallas
GeoCenter, Inc. has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information herein. However, appropriate information sources should be consulted, especially
for new or unfamiliar processing procedures. It is the responsibility of the processing geophysicist to evaluate and conclude his/her own opinion to the
context of the material presented.
It is forbidden to reproduce or to transmit in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical , including photocopying any portion of this presentation without
written permission from the University of Texas/Dallas and GeoCenter, Inc.
William E. ZepedaSpecial Projects / Customer Support
E-mail: [email protected]