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1. MOUNTAINOUS AREAS
2. COMPLEX FAULTED BLOCKS
3. THIN SANDSTONE RESERVOIRS
4. CARBONATE RESERVOIRS
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| Key techniques for mountainous areas |
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• Horizon identification
• Integrated seismic & non-seismic interpretation
• Structural modeling
• Forward modeling
• Balanced section
• Precision velocity analysis |
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| Key techniques for complicated faulted blocks |
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• Coherent attributes slices
• Dip, azimuth, and fault-edge detecting
• Visualization
• Fault sealing analysis |
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| Application example |
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| Key techniques for thin sandstone reservoirs |
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• Horizon identification
• Description of reservoir configuration
• Seismic inversion
• Reservoir property prediction
• Reservoir model |
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| Application example |
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| Key techniques for carbonate reservoirs |
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• Mapping techniques for paleo-topography
• Forward modeling
• Reservoir prediction for Karst reservoir
• Visualized interpretation
• Comprehensive evaluation |
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| Reservoir Prediction Technique |
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（1）surface reservoir：using absolute mean amplitude of 20ms time window on normal profile
（2）internal reservoir：using RMS amplitude of 35ms time window on alternating component profile of reflection strength |
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| Application example |
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