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objectives of facies modelling
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glossary of terms used in stratigraphy
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facies
-
facies models
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depositional systems
and systems tracts
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allostratigraphy
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bounding
discontinuities
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filter responses
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responses of
filters to an arbitrary input signal (convolution)
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convolution
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the convolutional model
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the
reflectivity
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the seismic wavelet
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Robinson and
the statistical approach
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review of some
types of deconvolution
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wiener filtering and smoothing
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predictive deconvolution
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optimal smoothing
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principles of maximum-likelihood estimation
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application of
maximum-likelihood to time series
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Gaussian signals versus sparse
signals
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reflectivity model
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homomorphic
deconvolution
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comparison of the various types of decon
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amplitude and phase responses of filters
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array design
superposition
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how are these responses computed
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Huygens' principle
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Rayleigh's criterion
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seismic wave
field
-
the principle of reciprocity
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sampling
techniques
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sampling theorem
-
signal
recovery
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spatial sampling
-
sampling paradox
-
aliasing
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spatial aliasing
-
receiver station spacing
-
survey design and
planning
-
seismic resolution
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vertical
resolution
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temporal resolution
-
lateral seismic
resolution
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Fresnel diffractions
-
migration
aperture
-
maximum allowable far offset
-
seismic
amplitudes
-
energy decay
-
three dimensional
seismic recording
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3d fold
-
processing
problems
-
anisotropy
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NMO reference
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phase problems
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seismic and sequence
stratigraphy
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unconformities
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parasequences and
marine flooding surfaces
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Exxon theory
-
sequence
boundaries
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systems tracts
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sequence stratigraphy
and sea level change
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eustasy, relative sea level and water depth
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control of sea level change
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stratigraphic analysis
-
milankovitch cycles
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procedure for systematical
stratigraphic interpretation
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subsurface facies analysis
-
seismic reflections
-
seismic stratigraphy
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sequence stratigraphy
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the basic units of
sequence stratigraphy
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electric logs as environment indicators
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seismic facies analysis
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turbidites
-
fans
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major external morphologies
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large-scale facies
relationships
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delta-forming processes
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barrier island
and estuarine systems
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estuaries
-
interpretation of
seismic data
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tectonics
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models for
rifts
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chevron construction
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requirements for a
balanced cross-section
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salt tectonics
-
carbonate
buildups, including reefs and banks
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prospect
analysis
-
the seismic method and basin and prospect
analysis
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various channel signatures
-
seismic
amplitudes
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Zoeppritz’ equations
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several types of gas-sand responses
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lithological effects on the
Poisson
ratio
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p- and s-wave interpretation
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estimation of
reservoir properties using seismic data
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reservoir
delineation
-
seismic amplitude modeling
-
data
conditioning
-
the pseudo-acoustic impedance
section
-
seismic lithologic modeling
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the l-1
norm modeling method
-
amplitude versus offset
analysis
-
introduction to inversions
-
reflection coefficients
-
amplitude versus offset
analysis
-
significance of attributes
-
summary of
pitfalls in seismic interpretation
