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Utilizing full waveform inversion from shallow to deep.

Denes Vigh Schlumberger WesternGeco

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FWI in the forefront of Production

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3-Dimensional Problem of Subsalt Imaging

Full Azimuth Acquisition

Accurate Structural Picture

Best imaging of Salt-Sediment Interface

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What will you find?

??

Prospecting Without Seismic and Depth Imaging

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This

What will you find?

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Prospecting Without Seismic and Depth Imaging

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This or This

What will you find?

Prospecting Without Seismic and Depth Imaging

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Full Waveform Inversion (FWI)

FWI: data fitting based model building process

applicable to data with rich transmission (long-offset)

plenty successful FWI applications in field

× limited penetration depth

more challenging with reflection, mainly because:

– reflection-driven gradient not amenable for kinematic update

– strong nonlinearity & many false local minima

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Two Modes of FWI Gradient

FWI gradient has both low- & high-wavenumber components

transmitted energy

reflected energy

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Key to inversion with transmission:

How to mitigate local-minima issue? (objective selection)

Keys to inversion with reflection:

(1) How to promote low-wavenumber updates?

(2) How to mitigate local-minima issue?

Key Challenges to Successful Inversion

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Two essential components:

Born modeling based gradient kernel

to explicitly compute low-wavenumber components from reflection

Kinematics oriented objective functions

to achieve correct updating direction

Method: Reflection based FWI (RFWI)

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Low-wavenumber Gradient from Reflection

Gradient based on Born modeling

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Difference between FWI approachesReflection Based FWIReflections included in FWI

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Initial Velocity Provided0 Distance (km) 45

6D

epth

(km

)

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Adjustive FWI Inverted Vp ( up to 5 Hz)0 Distance (km) 45

6D

epth

(km

)

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Adjustive RFWI Inverted Vp (5 and 7 Hz)0 Distance (km) 45

6D

epth

(km

)

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LS-FWI Inverted Vp (7 and 10 Hz)0 Distance (km) 45

6D

epth

(km

)

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Salt Body Interpretation

Velocity Model Building Approach

Conventional FWI (early arrivals)

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Regional Lines with 1D initial model for FWI

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Regional Lines with Adjustive FWI update from 1D initial velocity model

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Velocity Model Building Approach

RFWI Updates

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Input velocity to RFWI

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RFWI Update with Velocity Overlay

Suspect salt missing

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Summary & Conclusion

Two essential components of RFWI:

1. model decomposition & Born modeling based optimization

2. objective function: emphasize on measuring kinematic difference between observed and predicted reflections

Reflections can be used to build macro model

Robust inversion workflow (Cycle skip mitigation {FWI + RFWI} + LS FWI)

for velocity model determination.

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