The work presented here describes a novel fracture characterization technique that utilizes azimuthal amplitude variations (AVAZ) present in 3D seismic data to deduce subsurface fracturing characteristics. We apply this technique to both synthetic data and real data from the Haynesville Shale. The method we propose is able to unambiguously invert for fracture azimuth, and does not suffer from a...

The paper analyzes how the use of additional information obtained thought borehole gravimetric measurements affects accuracy determining parameters medium when evaluating elastic impedances in framework AVO-analysis. possibility increasing seismic survey results procedure for through gravimetry data has been demonstrated.

The effects of high pulmonary blood flow and pressure on pulmonary development are well understood, but the effect of low pulmonary flow/pressure is not. Pulmonary stenosis (PS) was therefore used as a model to determine its effect on lung development, which was assessed noninvasively by carbon monoxide transfer at rest and during exercise. One hundred and six control children (55 males, 8-16 y...

In fractured reservoir development, azimuthal AVO (AVOaz) properties of reflected PP waves from reservoir tops are often used to infer fracture properties. The fracture parameter inversion is based on either an effective media model (EMM) or a discrete fracture model (DFM). We address the differences in fracture properties that may be inferred by AVOaz based on the two models. For the DFM we fo...

Marine seismic data from the Blake Outer Ridge offshore Florida show strong “bottom simulating reflections” (BSR) associated with methane hydrate occurence in deep marine sediments. We use a detailed amplitude versus offset (AVO) analysis of these data to explore the validity of models which might explain the origin of the bottom simulating reflector. After careful preprocessing steps, we deter...