Petrel官方地震解释培训M5_PreliminaryInterpretation.ppt

Preliminary Interpretation Objectives ? Generate attribute cubes ? Introduction to Ant-tracking ? Generate the Structural Smoothing attribute cube ? Generate Chaos attribute cube as input for Ant-tracking cube ? Generate the Ant-tracking cube ? Automatic Fault Extraction ? Settings for fault patches ? Edit Extracted Faults ? Convert fault patches to fault interpretation ? Volume Extraction ? Train Estimation Model - Neural nets Generate attribute cubes 5 5. Display an Inline and a Crossline to quality check the result before realizing the attribute cube 2. Choose desired attribute from the library 2 3. Select the Input seismic, specify the output name (or leave it unselected – it is given a default name) 3 4. Tick on virtual, then Apply 4 1. RMB the seismic volume and go to Volume attributes, or open from Processes pane 1 How to do the Ant-tracking Workflow ? Original seismic data can be conditioned using structural smoothing with the fault edge preservation option. ? A Variance or Chaos cube needs to be generated to be used as input to the Ant- tracking process. ? Any other input that enhances discontinuities can be used (e.g. Coherency? ). Needs to be imported through SEG-Y loader or Open-Spirit connectivity. ? Ant-tracking generates an enhanced Ant cube. ? Extracted fault patches can be generated from the Ant-cube and will be saved in a separate folder. Typically the interpreter will work with a sub-set of the data and fine tune parameters before applying to the entire area of interest Ant-tracking – Generate attribute volumes for ant-tracking 5. Display an Inline or a Crossline to quality check the result before realizing the attribute cube 5 2. Choose the Structural smoothing attribute under Structural methods 2 3. Select the Input seismic, specify the output name and toggle on the Dip-guide and Enhance edge 3 4. Toggle on Virtual and Apply 4 1. RMB click on the seismic realized cube and go to Volume attributes 1 Ant-tracking – G