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WANG Xiao qiongGE Hong kuiSHEN Ying hao
China University of Petroleum BeijingBeijing 102249China
Abstract Wave velocity and its anisotropy are significant for exploration of deep shale gasreservoir assessment and prediction of
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and the influence of organic matter on velocity anisotropy is unclear Thusthis paper analyzes the different anisotropies between organic rich shale and conventional mud shaleand investigates and defines the anisotropy characteristics and changes of organic
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methodit is a key and a challenge to investigate the elastic properties of organic matter in shale gas play and the impact of the organic matter on wave velocity and anisotropy In additiona physical model of anisotropy for organic rich shale is presented
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Shengli Oilfield CompanySINOPECDongyingShandong 257022China
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Besidesbased on the relationship between seismic trace and well log data and the correlation analysisoptimum seismic attributes
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combining the post stack and pre stack seismic data It can be used to fine describe the sensitive changes of faciesthickness
and physical propertiestransforming the qualitative prediction to the quantitative evaluation for glutinite reservoirso as to reduce
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Exploration achievement of Triassic heavy oil reservoir in Haqian 101 area
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1 Division of Oilfield Exploration and DevelopmentSINOPECBeijing 100728China
2 Shengli Oilfield CompanySINOPECDongyingShandong 257000China
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