This document discusses various methods for converting seismic data from time to depth, including interactive seismic-well tie, log depth adjustment, and real-time seismic depth stretching. The seismic-well tie tool allows precise calibration through processes like sonic calibration, wavelet extraction, and synthetic seismogram generation. Depth conversion can be done in real time by assigning velocity models, and horizons and volumes can be saved in the depth domain. Velocity modeling also allows real-time depth conversion by defining velocity intervals from a geological time model. Log depth adjustment provides an intuitive way to shift or stretch well logs to match seismic interpretation depths.
This document discusses various methods for converting seismic data from time to depth, including interactive seismic-well tie, log depth adjustment, and real-time seismic depth stretching. The seismic-well tie tool allows precise calibration through processes like sonic calibration, wavelet extraction, and synthetic seismogram generation. Depth conversion can be done in real time by assigning velocity models, and horizons and volumes can be saved in the depth domain. Velocity modeling also allows real-time depth conversion by defining velocity intervals from a geological time model. Log depth adjustment provides an intuitive way to shift or stretch well logs to match seismic interpretation depths.
This document discusses various methods for converting seismic data from time to depth, including interactive seismic-well tie, log depth adjustment, and real-time seismic depth stretching. The seismic-well tie tool allows precise calibration through processes like sonic calibration, wavelet extraction, and synthetic seismogram generation. Depth conversion can be done in real time by assigning velocity models, and horizons and volumes can be saved in the depth domain. Velocity modeling also allows real-time depth conversion by defining velocity intervals from a geological time model. Log depth adjustment provides an intuitive way to shift or stretch well logs to match seismic interpretation depths.
This document discusses various methods for converting seismic data from time to depth, including interactive seismic-well tie, log depth adjustment, and real-time seismic depth stretching. The seismic-well tie tool allows precise calibration through processes like sonic calibration, wavelet extraction, and synthetic seismogram generation. Depth conversion can be done in real time by assigning velocity models, and horizons and volumes can be saved in the depth domain. Velocity modeling also allows real-time depth conversion by defining velocity intervals from a geological time model. Log depth adjustment provides an intuitive way to shift or stretch well logs to match seismic interpretation depths.
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Time-Depth
Various methods to manage and/or convert data from time to depth domain are proposed in this module such as interactive seismic-well tie with a comprehensive method, intuitive logs depth adjustment and real time seismic depth stretching. This process is involved in many applications for reservoir characterization and velocity modeling.
Seismic-Well Tie Tying wells and seismic information is a key step to relate data between the time and depth domain. The seismic-well tie tool is simple and interactive, including all the required processes for sonic calibration, wavelet extraction and synthetic seismogram generation. Time shift, stretch and squeeze can be applied in real time with useful editing options to perform a quick and precise calibration. Moreover, synthetic seismic volumes can be computed in real time thanks to the geological time model and multi-well constraints.
Deterministic and statistical wavelet extractions
Checkshot and sonic calibration Manage deviated wells Interactive synthetic seismograms computation according to wavelet Synchronized logs and seismic views Bulk shift and stretch/squeeze with undo/redo Interval velocity, drift velocity and correlation logs Comparison with stratigraphic markers and horizons Real time preview of synthetic, acoustic impedance and velocity volumes Depth Conversion Seismic image can be stretched in real time from time to depth domain by assigning velocity models. Interpretation can be done in both domains interactively because the display of all objects are transformed within the viewer. This tool proposes various domains of application to check velocity cubes, seismic-well tie and also save horizons and volumes in the depth domain.
Real time depth stretching of volumes and objects
Check well calibration Control velocity volumes Save horizons and volumes in depth domain
Velocity Modeling Build interactively a velocity model by defining intervals from the RGT model and convert the seismic in depth instantaneously. Various methods to compute velocity values are proposed: constant, linear or the wells. The depth conversion in real time allows adjusting the velocity model accordingly.
Define interactively velocity model
Real time depth conversion Various methods: constant, linear or from the wells Adjust velocities by checking the values in depth Log Depth Adjustment This tool provides an intuitive and quick way to adjust log data with seismic in depth domain. A simple shift or stretch and squeeze processes can be applied to well logs in order to honor well markers and horizons from seismic interpretation depths.
Log stretch and squeeze in depth
Adjust depth values with undo/redo Honor well markers and seismic interpretation Check velocity models
