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  • As it arrives on tape from the [[Basic seismic processing|processor]], 3-D [[seismic data]] are organized into lines composed of [[trace]]s. In the co ...tal slices. From Liner.<ref name=Liner_1999>Liner, C., 1999. Elements of 3-D Seismology: Tulsa, PennWell.</ref> Courtesy PennWell.]]
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  • | chapter = Interpreting 3-D seismic data ...opicker works. &copy; Dorn.<ref name=Dorn_1998>Dorn, G. A., 1998, Modern 3-D seismic interpretation: The Leading Edge, v. 17, no. 9, p. 1262-1272.</ref>
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  • | chapter = Interpreting 3-D seismic data ...displays. With each additional visual cue used in presenting the data in 3-D, there have been improvements in efficiency. New insights have been gained
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  • | chapter = Interpreting 3-D seismic data The time slice is the first step toward 3-D interpretation of a 3-D seismic volume. A time-slice view of the data is an improvement over vertic
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  • | chapter = Interpreting 3-D seismic data Additional refinement to the [[3-D seismic: time and horizon slices|horizon-slice]] approach can be made to ac
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  • ...mic technique yields much more information than an equivalent amount of 2-D seismic and can reduce [[Reducing exploration risk|risk]]. ==3-D advantages==
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  • ...specpubs/methodo1/data/a095/a095/0001/0200/0221.htm Capillary pressure] in D. Morton-Thompson and A. M. Woods, eds., Development Geology Reference Manua
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  • ...77/m77ch24/m77ch24.htm Eogenetic meteoric diagenesis] in P. A. Scholle and D. Ulmer-Scholle, A color guide to the petrography of carbonate rocks: Grains
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  • | chapter = Interpreting 3-D seismic data The time slice is the first step toward 3-D interpretation of a 3-D seismic volume. A time-slice view of the data is an improvement over vertic
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  • | chapter = Interpreting 3-D seismic data Additional refinement to the [[3-D seismic: time and horizon slices|horizon-slice]] approach can be made to ac
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  • ...ture is small compared with fracture length.<ref name=ch02r10>Pollard, D., D., Segall, P., 1987, Theoretical displacements add stresses near fractures w
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  • ...mic technique yields much more information than an equivalent amount of 2-D seismic and can reduce [[Reducing exploration risk|risk]]. ==3-D advantages==
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  • ...ally requires computer assistance for [[Three-dimensional seismic method|3-D data]]. The recipes described on the pages that follow apply to hand or com | Migrated Depth || Mapping an area using a 3-D seismic data cube with the vertical axis converted to depth (commonly used
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  • | chapter = Interpreting 3-D seismic data ...in each slab only the peaks are displayed. The dissected portions of the 3-D structure appear as annuli that fit perfectly within each other. Interpreti
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  • ...uate imaging of the subsurface resulting from the use of 2-D rather than 3-D migration<ref name=pt07r13>French, W. S., 1974, Two-dimensional and three-d ==Performing 3-D surveys==
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  • [[Category:Interpreting 3-D seismic data]]
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  • * Schelling, D. D., D. K. Strickland, K. R. Johnson, & J. P. Vrona, 2007, [http://archives.datapa ...Johnson, D. D. Schelling, D. A. Sprinkel, D. K. Strickland, J. P. Vrona, & D. A. Wavrek, 2007, [http://archives.datapages.com/data/uga/data/079/079001/2
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  • ...c models: one more complete and detail than the other one: 2-D, 3-D, and 4-D seismic. ====2-D Seismic====
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  • | 3-D coherence ...ng-for-stratigraphic-traps_fig21-29.png|300px|thumb|{{figure number|1}}A 3-D coherency slice of a Miocene channel complex in the Nile Delta, Egypt. From
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  • ...ere. Keep them in mind when working with [[seismic data]]—in particular, 3-D seismic data. ...an onion. Copyright: Liner;<ref name=Liner>Liner, C., 1999, Elements of 3-D Seismology: Tulsa, PennWell.</ref> courtesy PennWell.]]
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  • | chapter = Interpreting 3-D seismic data ...ty and require significantly more effort than interpreting the data in a 3-D fashion.
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  • | chapter = Interpreting 3-D seismic data ...displays. With each additional visual cue used in presenting the data in 3-D, there have been improvements in efficiency. New insights have been gained
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  • ...ns will leak through the seal. If ''P''<sub>b</sub> is less than ''P''<sub>d</sub>, it would be possible to seal a greater column of hydrocarbons. :<math>P_{\rm b} = P_{\rm d}</math>
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  • ...n concept. Copyright: Liner,<ref name=Liner>Liner, C., 1999, Elements of 3-D Seimology: Tulsa, PennWell</ref> courtesy PennWell.]] ...ted into groups associated with one midpoint on the earth's surface. The 3-D seismic data are sorted into discrete areas called bins. All actual midpoin
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  • As it arrives on tape from the [[Basic seismic processing|processor]], 3-D [[seismic data]] are organized into lines composed of [[trace]]s. In the co ...tal slices. From Liner.<ref name=Liner_1999>Liner, C., 1999. Elements of 3-D Seismology: Tulsa, PennWell.</ref> Courtesy PennWell.]]
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  • | chapter = Interpreting 3-D seismic data ...f seismic attributes|attributes]] in a [[3-D seismic data: the data cube|3-D seismic]] survey:
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  • * Brown, D., 2011, [Anthropocene: An Epoch Debate https://archives.aapg.org/explorer/2
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  • ...only contain hydrocarbons. In only 5 of the 33 reservoirs does Compartment D contain hydrocarbons. ...ly when Fault A is [[Cross-sealing faults|cross sealing]] does Compartment D contain hydrocarbons. Cross seal is created by shale-prone gouge with low s
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  • A3-D seismic survey is designed to give optimum results for a particular depth i * [[3-D seismic: the data cube]]
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  • * Reflection (including 2-D and 3-D) ...on the lines are a mixture of both in-plane and out-of-plane reflectors. 2-D reflection seismic data are most important in the earlier stages of an expl
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  • * Using 3-D seismic displays ...and coverts it to time. Put another way, forward modeling takes a 2-D or 3-D geological model and converts it to a simulated seismic section. The simula
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  • | author = G. Yielding, B. Freeman, and D. T. Needham ...mes, J. R., L. J. J. Zijerveld, R. C. M. W. Franssen, G. M. Ingram, and P. D. Richard, 1996, Fault seal processes, in Norwegian Petroleum Society, eds.,
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  • | chapter = Interpreting 3-D seismic data ...osion in the number of attributes that can be generated and displayed in 3-D interpretation systems. New attributes are added to the list regularly. Bec
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  • ...n]] in the Black Warrior basin.<ref name=Bolandetal_1971>Boland, L. F., E. D. Minihan, and W. A. Thomas, 1971, [http://archives.datapages.com/data/bulle ...Basin. 20 mi (32 km). From Fritz et al.<ref name=Fritzetal_2012>Fritz, R. D., P. Medlock, M. Kuykendal, and J. L. Wilson, 2012, [http://archives.datapa
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  • ...sported away, and are no longer subject to the thermal conditions of the 1-D model. '''Closed-system''' models assume the hydrocarbons have not been exp ...open- and closed-system modeling conditions. Copyright: results of Genex 1-D basin modeling software, courtesy Institute Français du Petrole.]]
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  • ...e, A., A., Guliyev, I., S., Suleymanova, S., F., Ateava, E., Z., Mamedova, D., N., Koshkarly, R., O., 1998, [http://archives.datapages.com/data/bulletns * Stockmal, G., S., MacKay, P., A., Lawton, D., C., Spratt, D., A., 1996, The Oldman River triangle zone: a complicated tectonic wedge de
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  • ...re permeability can be as high as tens of darcys<ref name=ch10r80>Stearns, D., W., Friedman, M., 1972, Reservoirs in fractured rock: AAPG Memoir 16, p. ...oint seep]] in the Santa Barbara Channel, California, is leaking 50–70 bbl/d or more than 25 billion bbl/m.y.<ref name=ch10r95>Wilkinson, E., R., 1971,
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  • ...Utah]: AAPG Search and Discovery Article No. 110014</ref><ref>Strickland, D., 2009, [http://player.piksel.com/player.php?v=bl432u69 Conventional Wisdom ...Johnson, D. D. Schelling, D. A. Sprinkel, D. K. Strickland, J. P. Vrona, & D. A. Wavrek, 2007, Central Utah: Diverse Geology of a Dynamic Landscape, Pet
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  • ...times (1 - \phi) \times \mbox{d}] + [\rho_{\rm w} \times \phi \times \mbox{d}]</math> * d = depth (ft)
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  • ..., R. S., 2000, Approaches to defining reservoir physical properties from 3-D seismic attributes with limited well control: an example from the Jurassic
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  • ...ssissippi River depositional system: model for the Gulf Coast Tertiary, in D. Goldthwaite, ed., An Introduction to Central Gulf Coast Geology: New Orlea ...Late Cretaceous to Holocene. After Winker;<ref name=Winker1982>Winker, C. D., 1982, Cenozoic shelf margins, northwestern Gulf of Mexico: Gulf Coast Ass
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  • ...eochemistry as an exploration tool in the South Caribbean], in Schumacher, D., Abrams, M., A., eds., Hydrocarbon Migration and Its Near-Surface Expressi ...(April 3), p. 66–71.</ref> and Saunders et al.<ref name=ch18r36>Saunders, D., F., Burson, K., R., Brown, J., J., Thompson, C., K., 1993, [http://archiv
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  • ...ail.aspx?id=75 AAPG Memoir 66], p. 71–89.</ref><ref name=ch18r37>Saunders, D. F., K. R. Burson, J. J. Brown, and C. K. Thompson, 1999, [http://archives.
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  • | chapter = Interpreting 3-D seismic data ...opicker works. &copy; Dorn.<ref name=Dorn_1998>Dorn, G. A., 1998, Modern 3-D seismic interpretation: The Leading Edge, v. 17, no. 9, p. 1262-1272.</ref>
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  • ...e key to using seepage in exploration: the spectrum of seepage styles], in D. Schumacher, and M. A. Abrams, eds., Hydrocarbon Migration and Its Near-Sur ...m Surface geochemistry as an exploration tool in the South Caribbean], in D. Schumacher, and M. A. Abrams, eds., Hydrocarbon Migration and Its Near-Sur
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  • The [[displacement pressure]] (P<sub>d</sub>) is routinely inferred by forcing mercury into the pore space of a sa Displacement pressure (P<sub>d</sub>) is defined as the pressure necessary to form a continuous hydrocarbo
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  • ...h17r55>Lawrence, D. R., 1979, Taphonomy, in Fairbridge, R., W., Jablonski, D., eds., The Encyclopedia of [[Paleontology]]: Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, Do ...1990, Destructive taphonomic processes and skeletal durability, in Briggs, D., E., G., Crowther, P., R., eds., Palaeobiology: A Synthesis: Oxford, Black
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  • | author = G. Yielding, B. Freeman, and D. T. Needham
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  • ...lett, T. S., 1993, Natural gas production from arctic gas hydrates, ''in'' D. G. Howell, ed., [http://pubs.er.usgs.gov/publication/pp1570 The future of
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  • ...r|1}}From Hartmann and Coalson.<ref name=Hartmannandcoalson_1990>Hartmann, D. J., and E. B. Coalson, 1990, Evaluation of the Morrow sandstone in Sorrent ...> = 45%). This is verified by the well testing about 100 bo/d and 300 Mcfg/d (16 m<sup>3</sup> oil and 8,500 m<sup>3</sup>gas per day) with no water fro
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