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Course 6: Analyzing AVO/AVA Analysis

Course 6: Analyzing AVO/AVA Analysis. Use gassman’s equations to predict velocity Objective accurately predict changes in amplitude. Open well (your fluid sub well)> save to another name : file > Save As.

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Course 6: Analyzing AVO/AVA Analysis

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  1. Course 6: Analyzing AVO/AVA Analysis

  2. Use gassman’s equations to predict velocity Objective accurately predict changes in amplitude

  3. Open well (your fluid sub well)> save to another name : file > Save As

  4. Display logs in time : View > Time Model (also make sure view depth mode is set to ft below KB) Zoom all

  5. If you don’t have a check shot survey you can use an estimate of the near surface velocity 9KB elevation of working floor of the derrik. Time shift is calculated relative to this datum. To apply time shift> Edit > Time Alignment Generally callibrated using check shots. If not, then need replacement velocity. If not estimate from sonic If you don’t have checkshots > may have to estimate velocity from sonic log to get a default TWT time shift

  6. TWT = (Start Sonic – KB Eleb)/(2xReplacement Velocity) Then insert Well curve

  7. OK OK

  8. To make visible click Log Scales from the Edit > Log Scales drop down Add 3000, 10,000 to the left and right log scales > OK File > Save

  9. Select AVO/AVA Synthetics from the Synthetics drop down on the Well Editor Window

  10. Select your wavelet and click the save defaults button OK

  11. Place your AVO

  12. View > Aspect Ratio Not 1:1 Then View > Select Curves >

  13. Select > OK

  14. Turn off Formation Top Labels, CheckShots and plotting parameter buttons; Click on Data Area > Enter Start and End Times

  15. AVO Gas Zoom in 0-4000 4000-8000 8000-12000

  16. File > Save As Then close

  17. AVO Synthetics – Oil Select your well > View > Time Model Synthetics > AVO/AVA Synthetics

  18. Wavelets tab > define wavelet > OK Place synthetics File > Plot > Default Synthetic Layout View > Not 1:1 View > Select Curves

  19. File > Plot Setup Remove checks from Formation Top Table CheckShot Table and Plotting Parameters Click on Data Area > Start and End Times OK > OK

  20. AVO Oil

  21. Ready for Wet Open file> select your well> OK View > Time Mode Synthetics > AVO/AVA Synthetics Specify logs for wet case Insert into present log display

  22. Modify layout File > plot > Default layout display Not 1:1 Rearrange View > Select Curves OK

  23. Further customize File > Plot Setup Turn off Fm Tops, CheckShots, Plotting parameters Click on Data Area button Specify Start and End times OK > Plot Setup > OK to Exit

  24. Lower amplitudes with water only suggests that the presence of hydrocarbons will produce an increase of amplitude with offset Close and File > Save As

  25. Gas Oil Water

  26. Use model builder to

  27. Select well 5 times

  28. In the Model Builder Select Edit > Default Correlations Apply > Close Yes to default correlations will delete any existing correlations

  29. File Save > AVO Cross Section OK> OK

  30. Create Top and Base correlations Correlation must intersect sonic and density curves in each well Create horizontal T1 and Base correlations at top and bottom of cross section

  31. Use correlation selector to select T1 Then click across the top of the log display

  32. Zoom all> then zoom in across base >

  33. Select positions across the base of each log Zoom all Model > Create AVO/AVA model

  34. Make sure stretch / squeeze is selected and then > Done Rename and enter # of traces > select Logs to Use Near Offsets

  35. Select your logs OK

  36. Use Repeat Traces > Select all wells > and specify repeat traces Add> OK

  37. Specify Datum Elevation and Velocity Specify maximum offset and any other parameters; then Save Default > Generate Model Again, these should define the Near Offsets

  38. Maximize > not 1:1

  39. Change start and End Times and click OK

  40. Turn off plotting parameters and click OK to close the dialog Then save traces to SEGY

  41. Define output file name (DOS or workstation)

  42. Now Far Offset trace model will be generated in the Model Builder Model > Create AVO/AVA model in the menu bar Leave everything the same accept for model name and max and min offsets (at base) > Generate Model

  43. Model appears > File > Plot Setup Data Area Dialog change start and end times

  44. Uncheck plotting parameters > OK Not 1:1

  45. Resize the trace model windows and arrange next to each other for comparison File > Save model to SEGY

  46. File > Save Model to SEGY option not shown in the on-line course drop down > Keep Clicking to get Output dialog Select a save file (far offset … Save > OK > File close all

  47. In this case model parameters are not saved

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