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Title: Next Generation 3D Imaging Models


1
Next Generation 3D Imaging Models
  • SEG Research Committee (modeling
    sub-committee)
  • Bill Abriel
  • Lewis Bartel
  • Bee Bednar
  • Biondo Biondi
  • Joakim Blanch
  • Arthur Cheng
  • Richard Day
  • Gregory Elbring
  • Mike Fehler
  • Leigh House
  • Stewart Levin
  • Matthias Imhof
  • Neill Simon

2
Cooperative Motivation
  • Shared numerical models have been advantageous
    (e.g. Marmousi, SEG 3D subsalt)
  • New problems worth working on are of a size and
    cost not likely to be born by any one
    organization
  • 3-D AVO analysis
  • elastic inversion
  • fracture detection
  • prestack geometric attribute analysis
  • shear wave splitting
  • reservoir characterization
  • OBC acquisition, illumination, and analysis
  • multi-component data processing
  • converted wave velocity analysis and imaging
  • polarization filtering
  • Q compensation
  • 3-D prestack migration in rugged topography

3
Window of opportunity for cooperative project
Computational Cost
3-D two-ways elastic ?
Too expensive
3-D two-ways acoustic
No need of cooperative project
3-D one-way elastic
2.5-D two-ways elastic
Years
4
Window of opportunity for cooperative project
Computational Cost
3-D two-ways elastic ?
3-D two-ways elastic
Too expensive
3-D two-ways acoustic
No need of cooperative project
3-D one-way elastic
2.5-D two-ways elastic
Years
5
Modeling Project Evolution
  • Discussions among motivated colleagues (Stanford
    SEP etc.) 2004
  • Ad-hoc meeting at SEG 2004 Denver (including
    EAGE)
  • Biondi, Abriel, House, Bednar (and many others
    names available)
  • Recognized rapid advancement in the past 10 years
    in sophistication of geophysical problems,
    modeling codes, compute speed, knowledge of
    properties and physics
  • Concluded there is significant momentum for
    modeling project
  • Recognized need for many models and many years to
    accomplish things in a step-wise fashion (e.g.
    elastic follows acoustic)
  • Proposed a consortium driven by SEG research
    committee
  • SEG research committee meeting 2005
  • Agrees to be project owner
  • Suggest major role for long term project manager
    (Bee Bednar nominated)
  • Requests administrative assistance from SEG HQ

6
SEG executive committee meeting May 2005
  • Request is to become non-profit SEG project
    with cost recovery. Run by project manager,
    responsible to consortium members, but under SEG
    legal controls.
  • Why the SEG ??
  • A Cooperative activity
  • Less conflicts of interest than being driven by a
    university or an oil company
  • Consistent with SEG charter to advance profession
  • SEG can provide mechanism for contractual and
    fiscal controls
  • SEG ownership provides evergreen intellectual
    interest
  • Catalyst for geophysical progress and
    collaboration
  • SEG can provide free data for educational
    purposes (donate to student sections, utility in
    SEG courses)
  • opportunity for collaboration with AAPG/SPE in
    modeling geophysical response of important
    geology and fluid flow

7
Business proposal to be developed for distribution
  • Operational structure
  • Fees 30-50k / yr (initial 2 yr commitment)
  • Data exclusive for paying members 2 years
  • Data can be distributed to educational and
    non-profit organizations with
  • consensus of paying members
  • Open access after 2 years (recover copy and
    storage costs)
  • SEG fiscal and contractual controls
  • Project manager for planning, operations,
    communication and coordination
  • Plans for modeling (2-5 years)
  • Coordinate with Delft 3D physical model (subsalt)
  • Expand numerical options in acquisition (Marine
    patch 3D, 3D VSP etc..)
  • Build numerous small models to grow expertise in
    properties (anisotropy, elastic propagation, 4D
    production effects, complex stratigraphy .)
  • Tests and benchmarks of modeling codes and
    compute resources
  • Start-up planned for Fall 2005 (at or prior to
    SEG convention)

8
  • Executive Committee
  • Participants (voting)
  • SEG officer
  • SEG Research chair
  • EAGE advisor
  • Bi-annual Funding
  • Technical program approval
  • Funding approvals
  • Operator (SEG)
  • Tax-free status
  • Legal, fiscal and contractual controls

Project Manager
Model design working group
Numerical modeling and software working group
Model execution (contract ?)
Data distribution and archive (contract )
Analysis working group
9
Start-up plan (Summer 2005)
  • Goal Gather momentum before and at SEG
    convention to secure wide support for the project
    (e.g. sign up 20-25 paying companies).
  • Before SEG
  • Sign-up 6-8 Majors (Major Major oil company and
    Large contractor)
  • gt Funding Members
  • Assemble a model design working group
    collecting model components from Funding Members
  • The Model Design Group should produce a
    conceptual design of the geological model before
    SEG.
  • The group should meet 2-3 times before SEG (first
    tentative meeting on July 12th at CSM).
  • Assemble a numerical algorithm and software
    working group to identify candidate for
    computations
  • At SEG
  • Present project during already scheduled SEG
    Post-Convention Workshop
  • Involve SPE and AAPG in the process by inviting
    representative to SEG workshop
  • After SEG
  • Finalize contractual and legal framework
  • Sign-up medium-size companies
  • Try to get Grid-vendors (e.g. IBM, Sun) to
    support project
  • START

10
1st Q 2007 (?)
1st Q 2006
  • Ziggy physical 3D subsalt
  • Acquisition data sets
  • 3D VSP
  • Multi azimuth
  • Ziggy physical 3D subsalt
  • Numerical equivalent
  • With enhancements

2nd Q 2006
Small scale properties (e.g. velocity)
Complex elastic parameters
Specific stratigraphy
Etc
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