Results of Numerical Microseism Analysis on CDP Seismograms in the Area of Paiyakhskoe Oil Field

Khogoev, E. A.; Khogoeva, Ekaterina E.; Shemyakin, M. L.

doi:10.20403/2078-0575-2018-2-93-99

GAMROS

2018

DOI: 10.20403/2078-0575-2018-2-93-99

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Results of Numerical Microseism Analysis on CDP Seismograms in the Area of Paiyakhskoe Oil Field

E. A. Khogoev¹,

Ekaterina E. Khogoeva²,

M. L. Shemyakin³

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On the possibility of using microseismic emission in exploration for oil and gas deposits in the paleozoic basement

Khogoev,

Khogoeva,

Shemyakin

2024

Russian Journal of geophysical technologies

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We presents the results of microseismic analysis based on 2D RM-CDP data obtained in the Verkhnekombarskaya area (Tomsk region). It has been proven that three productive wells that discovered gas condensate and oil deposits in Paleozoic sediments are accompanied by anomalies in the spectrum of microseisms of various shapes in the range of 10–25 Hz. Anomalies are detected at late times in the paths, after the passage of the primary waves from the explosion, which indicates their emissive nature. Anomalies are confirmed on intersecting profiles. Microseismic spectrum anomalies are identified, widespread in the northeastern part of the area; isolated anomalies are also present in the central and eastern parts. The results can be useful in complex data interpretation when forecasting oil and gas fields.

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On the possibility of using microseismic emission in exploration for oil and gas deposits in the paleozoic basement

Khogoev,

Khogoeva,

Shemyakin

2024

Russian Journal of geophysical technologies

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Integration Potential of Microseismic Analysis and Geophysical Methods. Gas Condensate Field Case Study

Khogoeva

Khogoev

2021

Interexpo GEO-Siberia

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This study is devoted to an analysis of microseisms registered on gas-condensate field area. Presence of seismic emission effect on a part of the area is demonstrated. A microseismic anomaly is outlined in NW part of the area and proves correct by 3 seismic CDP profiles and interpreted as a reservoir. The results of the special processing was compared to the results of a set of other geophysical methods. Correlation between the found anomaly and an anomaly found with aerogamma-specrtometry is shown. The results can be used in an integrated interpretation of geophysical data for oil and gas reservoirs of both structural as nonstructural types.

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Results of Numerical Microseism Analysis on CDP Seismograms in the Area of Paiyakhskoe Oil Field

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On the possibility of using microseismic emission in exploration for oil and gas deposits in the paleozoic basement

On the possibility of using microseismic emission in exploration for oil and gas deposits in the paleozoic basement

Integration Potential of Microseismic Analysis and Geophysical Methods. Gas Condensate Field Case Study

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