Walkaway tomographic monitoring
作者： Peter Aronstam
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摘要: Surface seismic sources are used to simulate crosswell data between the two wells, and, using surface receivers, reflection obtained over region wells. Reflection preferably from reflectors both above and below reservoir. Tomographic analysis of simulated gives a model Changes in indicative reservoir fluid changes, pressure or compaction.
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