Characterization of complex fluvial-deltaic deposits in Northeast India using Poisson impedance inversion and non-parametric statistical technique
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ABSTRACT: Characterizing complex fluvial-deltaic deposits is a challenging task for finding hydrocarbon discoveries. We described a methodology for predicting the hydrocarbon zones from complex well-log and prestack seismic data. In this current study, data analysis involves an integrated framework based on Simultaneous prestack seismic inversion (SPSI), target correlation coefficient analysis (TCCA), Poisson impedance inversion, and non-parametric statistical analysis, and Bayesian classification. First, seismic elastic attributes from prestack seismic data were estimated. They can provide the spatial distribution of petrophysical properties of seismic data. Then target correlation coefficient analysis (TCCA) was estimated roration factor “c” from well-log data. Using the seismic elastic attributes
SUBMITTER: Nagendra Babu M
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9547880 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Jan
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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