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Figure 4. 2D seismic section from Teapot Dome data. The section is extracted from the original 3D data volume along a curve that passes through severa well locations. |
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In this example, we use the method proposed by Wu (2017) based on structure-tensor to measure the fault attribute. It is shown in Figure 5 along with the geologic distance with regard to a reference well at about 12km. The image shows that at locations obscured by fault, geologic distance is magnified so that the RBF weight is expected to be suppressed.
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Figure 5. (a) fault likelihood attribute based on structure-tensor method; (b) the geologic distance computed according to the fault attribute. |
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Figure 6 shows the predictive painting from the same well log and its corresponding RBF interpolation weight. Although painting prediction is conforming and smooth, in regions obscured by faults the prediction might be incorrect; however, the interpolation weight at such area will suppress the incorrect painting.
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Figure 6. (a) predictive painting from the well log located at about 12km laterally; (b) corresponding RBF weight, which will be used in interpolation later. |
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Figure 7 shows the geologic distances and corresponding predictive paintings from several other well logs.
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Figure 7. (a,c,e,g,i) geologic distances and (b,d,f,h,j) the predictive paintings from corresponding well logs guided by the seismic image. |
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The final interpolation of eleven wells are shown in Figure 8.
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Figure 8. Interpolation result using 11 well logs on Teapot Dome data. |
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