Open AccessSome results of seismic travel-time reflection tomography study
Author(s) -
Thế Hoàng Hà Phạm,
Huy Hien Đoàn,
Quang Minh Tạ,
Thị Lụa,
Hoàng Anh Nguyễn
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
dầu khí
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2615-9902
DOI - 10.47800/pvj.2021.10-01
Subject(s) - tomography , inversion (geology) , ray tracing (physics) , seismic migration , upgrade , computer science , seismic tomography , reflection (computer programming) , seismic survey , geology , waveform , data processing , travel time , seismology , conjugate gradient method , algorithm , optics , physics , telecommunications , engineering , tectonics , radar , transport engineering , programming language , operating system
Velocity model is essential for seismic data processing as it plays an important role in migration processes as well as time depth conversion. There are several techniques to reach that goal, among which tomographic inversion is an efficient one. As an upgrade version of handpicked velocity analysis, the tomography technique is based on the reflection ray tracing and conjugate gradient method to estimate an optimum velocity model and can create an initial high quality model for other intensive imaging and modelling module such as reverse-time migration (RTM) and full-waveform inversion (FWI). For the mentioned benefit, we develop a seismic travel-time reflection tomography (SeisT) module to study the accuracy of the approach along with building the technical capability in seismic processing. The accuracy of the module has been tested by both synthetic and real seismic field data; the efficiency and the accuracy of the model have been proven in terms of development method as well as field data application.