Introduction to Petroleum Seismology

2. Auflage 2018
ISBN: 978-1-56080-343-0
Verlag: Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)

Buch, Englisch, 1404 Seiten, Hardback, Format (B × H): 216 mm x 279 mm

Reihe: Investigations in Geophysics

Introduction to Petroleum Seismology, second edition (SEG Investigations in Geophysics Series No. 12) provides the theoretical and practical foundation for tackling present and future challenges of petroleum seismology especially those related to seismic survey designs, seismic data acquisition, seismic and EM modeling, seismic imaging, microseismicity, and reservoir characterization and monitoring. All of the chapters from the first edition have been improved and/or expanded. In addition, twelve new chapters have been added. These new chapters expand topics which were only alluded to in the first edition: sparsity representation, sparsity and nonlinear optimization, near-simultaneous multiple-shooting acquisition and processing, nonuniform wavefield sampling, automated modeling, elastic-electromagnetic mathematical equivalences, and microseismicity in the context of hydraulic fracturing. Another major modification in this edition is that each chapter contains analytical problems as well as computational problems. These problems include MatLab codes, which may help readers improve their understanding of and intuition about these materials. The comprehensiveness of this book makes it a suitable text for undergraduate and graduate courses that target geophysicists and engineers as well as a guide and reference work for researchers and professionals in academia and in the petroleum industry.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Ikelle, Luc T.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

- About the Authors
- Preface to the Second Edition
- Preface from the First Edition
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Chapter 2: The Relationship between Seismic Waves and Particle Motions in Isotropic Media
- Chapter 3: Partition of Energy at an Interface
- Chapter 4: The Fourier Representation of Seismic Signals
- Chapter 5: Characterization of Seismic Signals by Statistical Random Variables: I. Real-valued Signals
- Chapter 6: Characterization of Seismic Signals by Statistical Random Variables: II. Complex-valued Signals
- Chapter 7: Characterization of Seismic Data by Statistical Averages of Stochastic and Deterministic Signals
- Chapter 8: Data-driven Transforms
- Chapter 9: The Concepts of Reciprocity and Green’s Functions
- Chapter 10: Acquisition Geometries and Seismic Data
- Chapter 11: Modeling of Dual-Sensor Wavefields in Stratified Media
- Chapter 12: Uniform Wavefield Sampling
- Chapter 13: Wavefield Decomposition into P- and S-waves, and Upgoing and Downgoing Waves
- Chapter 14: Multiple Attenuation
- Chapter 15: Anisotropy
- Chapter 16: Anelasticity and Nonlinear Elasticity
- Chapter 17: Advanced Numerical Modeling
- Chapter 18: Elastic-Electromagnetic Equivalences
- Chapter 19: Nonuniform Wavefield Sampling
- Chapter 20: Multishooting: I. The Cocktail Party Problem
- Chapter 21: Multishooting: II. The Decoding and Demultiple of Instantaneous Mixtures
- Chapter 22: Multishooting: III. Decoding of Convolutive Mixtures
- Chapter 23: Linearized and Nonlinear Inversion: Single-shot and Multishot Data
- Chapter 24: Microseismicity: Background and Challenges
- Appendix A: Terminology in Petroleum Geology
- Appendix B: Velocity and Density of Reservoir Fluids
- Appendix C: Definition of Integral Transforms Used in Petroleum Seismology
- Appendix D: The 3D to 2D Transformation and 2D to 3D Transformation
- Appendix E: A Derivation of the Linearized Forward Problem
- Appendix F: f-k Migration, NMO, and DMO
- Appendix G: The Explicit and Implicit Finite-Difference MethodsReferences
- Index