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2019 TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE
DIMITRI BEVC Ana Curcio Kenton Prindle
CHAIR Andrew Royle Kevin Woller
Anusha Sekar Konstantin Osypov
OLGA NEDORUB Aria Abubakar Laurie Weston Bellman
CO-CHAIR
Bin Wang Laurie Whitesell
Bryce Swinford Mark Everett
Chester Weiss Michel Verliac
CENGIZ ESMERSOY Chip Story Mike Yates
WORKSHOP COORDINATOR
Chris Krohn Mirko van der Baan
Chuck Campbell Niels Grobbe
RUBEN MARTINEZ Claudia Dueñas Nizar Chemingui
BOARD LIAISON Clement Kostov Ray Abma
Damien Jougnot Richard Pagel
JENNY COLE Eric Von Lunen Richard Van Dok
STAFF LIAISON Evan Um Robert Meek
Faqi Liu Robert Merrill
Gabino Castillo Ron Bianco
Gokay Bozkurt Sarah Devriese
Hejun Zhu Shauna Oppert
Jeff Nunn Simon Voisey
Jim Schuelke Stephen Cole
José Arce Ted Asch
Julian Ivanov Tom Thomas
Ke Wang Vanessa Brown
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The technical program features more than 1,070 quality SPECIAL GLOBAL SESSION
presentations in 155 diverse sessions, including eight
special sessions and one special global session. • Latin America - New Plays and Challenges
Geoscience professionals from all geophysical disciplines MEET AND GREET
and all parts of the world are represented and will share We will conduct a “Meet and Greet.” Arrive at your session
their latest case histories, technological advancements, room at least 30 minutes early for the “Meet and Greet.”
and research discoveries. This will allow you the opportunity to meet your session
chairs and fellow speakers in advance.
The technical program will begin Monday at 1:50 PM,
following the SEG19 Opening Session and Presidential EVALUATE PRESENTATIONS
Address. Oral sessions will run through Wednesday at Download the “SEG Events” Mobile App to evaluate
5:10 PM, and poster sessions will run through Wednesday technical program presentations. Locate the presentation
at 4:20 PM. Postconvention workshops will take place in and select “Rate.”
the technical session area all day Thursday and a half day
Friday to accommodate same-day travel home. NEW THIS YEAR
Poster presenters will be available at their designated
SPECIAL SESSIONS poster station during the times outlined below. This
These dedicated special sessions will be offered to will allow the opportunity for presenters and attendees
complement the technical program: to engage in discussion about their work outside their
scheduled presentation time.
• Recent Advances and the Road Ahead
• C02 Monitoring • Morning session presenters: 9:20 AM–10:20 AM
• DAS, Borehole and Microseismic Geophysics for • Afternoon session presenters: 1:50 PM–2:50 PM
Unconventionals
• Geoscientists Without Borders® and Humanitarian Please note that poster sessions are not listed in the
Geophysics official program. The poster presentations can be found
• Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Applied by visiting the “SEG Events” Mobile App and selecting
to Geophysics “Technical Program.”
• Seismic Advancements in the Permian
• SEG/AGU Hydrogeophysics
• Surface Wave Method Applications
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POSTER SESSION Details regarding poster sessions can be
INFORMATION? found in the SEG Events Mobile App. Put the
power of SEG19 in the palm of your hand!
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Room Monday, 16 September Tuesday, 17 September
PROGRAM
1:50 PM–5:10 PM 8:30 AM–11:50 AM
214C SPMI 1: Enhancement of RTM and its SPMI 2: Least Squares Migration Improvement
Applications 1 and Applications 1
SCHEDULE
214D SPET 1: Signal and Image Processing GM 1: Potential Fields Interpretation via
Inversion and Modeling
217A RC 1: Statistical Methods and Machine RC 2: Inversion and Integrated Studies
Learning
AT A GLANCE 217B
217C
AVOSI 1: Case Studies 1
NS 1: Dynamic Coastal Environment:
Crossing the Land/Sea Interface
SVE 1: New Methods on Velocity Analysis
NS 2: Engineering Geophysics
217D ANI 1: Applications 1 ANI 2: Applications 2
221A ACQ 1: Land Seismic 1 ACQ 2: Marine Seismic
With more than 1,400 abstracts 221B INT 1: Applications of Modeling and Inversion INT 2: Applications of Machine Learning
received for review, the 2019 and Inversion
Technical Program features more 221C DAS 1: Applications and Developments MLDA 2: Interpretation 1
than 1,070 quality presentations 221D MLDA 1: Seismic Processing MLDA 3: Seismic Inversion 1
in 155 diverse sessions, 225B TL 1: Acquisition and Processing TL 2: Case Studies
including eight special sessions 225C MS 1: Case Studies and Imaging 1 EMRS 1: Reservoir and Fracture Monitoring
and one special global session. 301B SS 1: Recent Advances and the Road Ahead SS 3: SEG/AGU Hydrogeophysics
302B FWI 1: Reflections and Joint Migration FWI 2: Salt Model Updating
303B SS 2: Geoscientists Without Borders® and SS 4: DAS, Borehole and Microseismic
Humanitarian Geophysics Geophysics for Unconventionals
304A SM 1: Methods for Elastic Waves SM 2: Acoustic, Visco-acoustic and VTI Modeling
304B SGS 1: Latin America – New Plays and SPMNR 1: Data Conditioning and Noise Removal
Challenges
305 RP 1: Geomechanical Models RP 2: Poroelasticity
Abbreviations & Topic Areas
ACQ Acquisition and Survey Design
POSTER
ANI Anisotropy Station Monday, 16 September Tuesday, 17 September
AVOSI AVO and Seismic Inversion
BG Borehole Geophysics
1:50 PM–4:20 PM 9:20 AM–11:50 AM
DAS Distributed Acoustic Sensing 1 GM P1: Examples and Methods for Potential MS P1: Case Studies and Imaging 2
EMRS EM Exploration and Reservoir Surveillance Fields
FWI Full Waveform Inversion
2 MLDA P1: Seismic Processing and Interpretation MLDA P2: Seismic Processing and Interpretation 2
GM Gravity and Magnetics 1
INT Interpretation
IS Induced Seismicity 3 SPET P1: Case Studies PS P1: Locations and Picking
MG Mining 4 BG P1: Acoustic Methods 1 BG P2: EM Methods
MLDA Machine Learning and Data Analytics
for E&P 5 RC P1: Clastics, Carbonates and Facies RC P2: Machine Learning
MS Multicomponent Seismic
NS Near Surface 6 EMRS P1: Marine Application EMRS P2: Modeling and Analysis
PS Passive Seismic
RC Reservoir Characterization 7 ANI P1: Methods and Applications NS P1: Machine Learning and Airborne Geophysics
RP Rock Physics 8 AVOSI P1: Methodology 1 AVOSI P2: Case Studies 2
SGS Special Global Session
SM Seismic Modeling 9 FWI P1: Novel Approaches FWI P3: Cycle-skipping 1
SPET Seismic Processing: Emerging
Technologies 10 FWI P2: Computational Issues FWI P4: Elastic and Multiparameter Method 1
SPMI Seismic Processing: Migration
SPMNR Seismic Processing: Multiples, Noise, and
Regularization 11 SPMI P1: Novel Imaging Methods and SPMI P2: Enhancement of RTM and its Applications 2
SS Special Session Applications 1
ST Seismic Theory 12 SVE P1: New Methods on Tomography ACQ P1: Land Seismic 2
SVE Seismic Velocity Estimation
TL Time Lapse
VSP Vertical Seismic Profile 13 SPMNR P1: Noise Attenuation and Seismic Data ANI P2: Kinematics and Velocities 1
Reconstruction
40 SEG 2019 Official Program Sponsored byTuesday, 17 September Wednesday, 18 September Wednesday, 18 September
1:50 PM–5:10 PM 8:30 AM–11:50 AM 1:50 PM–5:10 PM
SPMI 3: Least Squares Migration Applications and SPMI 4: Q-Imaging, Elastic and Other Imaging SPMI 5: Novel Imaging Methods and Applications 2
Diffraction Imaging Methods
GM 2: Inversions in Potential Fields Interpretation SPET 2: Enhanced Seismic Imaging SPET 3: Data Acquisition and Processing
RC 3: Geomechanics, Fractures and Flow 1 RC 4: Clastics and Carbonates RC 5: Attributes, Transforms and Numerical Methods
SVE 2: Case Studies PS 1: Case Studies: Reservoirs, Overburden PS 2: Locations, Magnitudes and Derived
Information
NS 3: Imaging and Modeling 1 BG 1: EM and Gravity Methods BG 2: Acoustic Methods 2
ANI 3: Applications 3 AVOSI 2: Methodology 3 AVOSI 3: Workflows
ACQ 3: Deblending and Sensors ACQ 4: CS and Survey Design ACQ 5: Marine Ocean Bottom Seismic and Borehole
INT 3: Case Studies 1 INT 4: Faults and Fractures INT 5: Depth: Control and Imaging
DAS 2: VSP, Modeling and Imaging Approaches ANI 4: Kinematics and Velocities 2 NS 4: Applications for Archaeology, Void, and Target
Detection
MLDA 4: Seismic Inversion 2 MLDA 5: Interpretation 2 MLDA 6: Interpretation 3
FWI 3: Cycle-skipping 2 FWI 5: Regularization Techniques 2 FWI 7: Theory and New Development
EMRS 2: Modeling and Imaging Algorithms EMRS 3: Theory, Application and Case Studies NS 5: Imaging and Modeling 2
SS 5: CO2 Monitoring MG 1: New Methods and Developments SS 7: Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
Applied to Geophysics
FWI 4: Case Studies FWI 6: Elastic and Multiparameter Method 2 IS 1: Induced Seismicity: Observations, Analysis,
and Processes 2
SS 6: Seismic Advancements in the Permian VSP 1: Applications, Imaging, and Analysis ST 1: Theoretical Developments in Imaging,
Inversion and Wave Phenomena
SM 3: Model Building and Modeling SM 4: Modeling Methods SM 5: Methods and Applications
SPMNR 2: Multiples – Theoretical and Practical SPMNR 3: Noise Attenuation, Sampling, Signal SS 8: Surface Wave Method Applications
Advances Reconstruction
RP 3: Acoustic Modeling RP 4: Induced Fracturing SPMNR 4: Advances in Processing Methods and
Applications
Tuesday, 17 September Wednesday, 18 September Wednesday, 18 September
1:50 PM–4:20 PM 9:20 AM–11:50 AM 1:50 PM–4:20 PM
RP P1: Reservoir Characterization MLDA P4: Seismic Processing and Interpretation 4 SPET P3: New Methods and Applications
TECHNICAL PROGRAM SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
MLDA P3: Seismic Processing and Interpretation 3 MLDA P5: Seismic Processing and Interpretation 5 MLDA P6: Seismic Processing and Interpretation 6
PS P2: Case Studies: Ambient Noise INT P2: Attributes and Inversion MLDA P7: Seismic Processing and Interpretation 7
INT P1: Case Studies 2 RC P4: Geomechanics, Fractures and Flow 2 INT P3: Offshore Techniques
RC P3: Inversion RC P5: Resolution, Attributes and Uncertainty RC P6: Clastics, Carbonates, Volcanics and Igneous
Lithology
EMRS P3: Inversion and Interpretation NS P2: Novel Methods RC P7: Novel Methods
AVOSI P3: Methodology 2 AVOSI P4: Methodology 4 NS P3: Seismic Processing and Applications
FWI P5: Regularization Techniques 1 FWI P6: Field Applications and Practical Issues AVOSI P5: Methodology 5
SPET P2: Signal Processing IS P1: Induced Seismicity: Observations, Analysis, FWI P7: Stochastic Methods
and Processes 1
SPMI P3: Least Squares Migration Improvement and SPMI P4: Elastic and Other Imaging Methods MG P1: New Methods and Case Histories
Applications 2
ACQ P2: Land Seismic 3 ACQ P3: Land Seismic 4 and Data Compression and SPMI P5: Novel Imaging Methods and Applications 3
Drone
SPMNR P2: Seismic Processing Methods for Weak Signals SPMNR P3: Noise Attenuation and Signal Enhancement ACQ P4: Marine Seismic and Survey Design
and Strong Noises
TL P1: Inversion and Quantitative Interpretation MLDA P8: Geophysics: Novel Concepts SVE P2: Practical Issues and Anisotropy
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ACQ: ACQUISITION AND SURVEY DESIGN FWI 7 . . . . . . Theory and New Development
ACQ 1 . . . . . . Land Seismic 1 FWI P1 . . . . . Novel Approaches
ACQ 2 . . . . . . Marine Seismic FWI P2 . . . . . Computational Issues
ACQ 3 . . . . . . Deblending and Sensors FWI P3 . . . . . Cycle-skipping 1
ACQ 4 . . . . . . CS and Survey Design FWI P4 . . . . . Elastic and Multiparameter Method 1
ACQ 5 . . . . . . Marine Ocean Bottom Seismic and Borehole FWI P5 . . . . . Regularization Techniques 1
ACQ P1 . . . . . Land Seismic 2 FWI P6 . . . . . Field Applications and Practical Issues
ACQ P2 . . . . . Land Seismic 3 FWI P7 . . . . . Stochastic Methods
ACQ P3 . . . . . Land Seismic 4 and Data Compression and Drone
ACQ P4 . . . . . Marine Seismic and Survey Design GM: GRAVITY AND MAGNETICS
GM 1 . . . . . . Potential Fields Interpretation via Inversion and Modeling
ANI: ANISOTROPY GM 2 . . . . . . Inversions in Potential Fields Interpretation
ANI 1 . . . . . . Applications 1 GM P1 . . . . . Examples and Methods for Potential Fields
ANI 2 . . . . . . Applications 2
ANI 3 . . . . . . Applications 3 INT: INTERPRETATION
ANI 4 . . . . . . Kinematics and Velocities 2 INT 1 . . . . . . Applications of Modeling and Inversion
ANI P1 . . . . . Methods and Applications INT 2 . . . . . . Applications of Machine Learning and Inversion
ANI P2 . . . . . Kinematics and Velocities 1 INT 3 . . . . . . Case Studies 1
INT 4 . . . . . . Faults and Fractures
AVOSI: AVO AND SEISMIC INVERSION INT 5 . . . . . . Depth: Control and Imaging
AVOSI 1 . . . . Case Studies 1 INT P1 . . . . . Case Studies 2
AVOSI 2 . . . . Methodology 3 INT P2 . . . . . Attributes and Inversion
AVOSI 3 . . . . Workflows INT P3 . . . . . Offshore Techniques
AVOSI P1 . . . Methodology 1
AVOSI P2 . . . Case Studies 2 IS: INDUCED SEISMICITY
AVOSI P3 . . . Methodology 2 IS 1 . . . . . . . Induced Seismicity: Observations, Analysis, and Processes 2
AVOSI P4 . . . Methodology 4 IS P1 . . . . . . Induced Seismicity: Observations, Analysis, and Processes 1
AVOSI P5 . . . Methodology 5
MG: MINING
BG: BOREHOLE GEOPHYSICS MG 1 . . . . . . New Methods and Developments
BG 1 . . . . . . . EM and Gravity Methods MG P1 . . . . . New Methods and Case Histories
BG 2 . . . . . . . Acoustic Methods 2
BG P1 . . . . . . Acoustic Methods 1 MLDA: MACHINE LEARNING AND DATA ANALYTICS FOR E&P
BG P2 . . . . . . EM Methods MLDA 1 . . . . . Seismic Processing
MLDA 2 . . . . . Interpretation 1
DAS: DISTRIBUTED ACOUSTIC SENSING MLDA 3 . . . . . Seismic Inversion 1
DAS 1 . . . . . . Applications and Developments MLDA 4 . . . . . Seismic Inversion 2
DAS 2 . . . . . . VSP, Modeling and Imaging Approaches MLDA 5 . . . . . Interpretation 2
MLDA 6 . . . . . Interpretation 3
EMRS: EM EXPLORATION AND RESERVOIR SURVEILLANCE MLDA P1 . . . . Seismic Processing and Interpretation 1
EMRS 1 . . . . Reservoir and Fracture Monitoring MLDA P2 . . . . Seismic Processing and Interpretation 2
EMRS 2 . . . . Modeling and Imaging Algorithms MLDA P3 . . . . Seismic Processing and Interpretation 3
EMRS 3 . . . . Theory, Application and Case Studies MLDA P4 . . . . Seismic Processing and Interpretation 4
EMRS P1 . . . Marine Application MLDA P5 . . . . Seismic Processing and Interpretation 5
EMRS P2 . . . Modeling and Analysis MLDA P6 . . . . Seismic Processing and Interpretation 6
EMRS P3 . . . Inversion and Interpretation MLDA P7 . . . . Seismic Processing and Interpretation 7
MLDA P8 . . . . Geophysics: Novel Concepts
FWI: FULL WAVEFORM INVERSION
FWI 1 . . . . . . Reflections and Joint Migration MS: MULTICOMPONENT SEISMIC
FWI 2 . . . . . . Salt Model Updating MS 1 . . . . . . . Case Studies and Imaging 1
FWI 3 . . . . . . Cycle-skipping 2 MS P1 . . . . . . Case Studies and Imaging 2
FWI 4 . . . . . . Case Studies
FWI 5 . . . . . . Regularization Techniques 2
FWI 6 . . . . . . Elastic and Multiparameter Method 2
42 SEG 2019 Official Program Sponsored byNS: NEAR SURFACE SPMI: SEISMIC PROCESSING: MIGRATION
NS 1 . . . . . . . Dynamic Coastal Environment: Crossing the Land/Sea SPMI 1 . . . . . Enhancement of RTM and its Applications 1
Interface SPMI 2 . . . . . Least Squares Migration Improvement and Applications 1
NS 2 . . . . . . . Engineering Geophysics SPMI 3 . . . . . Least Squares Migration Applications and Diffraction
NS 3 . . . . . . . Imaging and Modeling 1 Imaging
NS 4 . . . . . . . Applications for Archaeology, Void, and Target Detection SPMI 4 . . . . . Q-Imaging, Elastic and Other Imaging Methods
NS 5 . . . . . . . Imaging and Modeling 2 SPMI 5 . . . . . Novel Imaging Methods and Applications 2
NS P1 . . . . . . Machine Learning and Airborne Geophysics SPMI P1 . . . . Novel Imaging Methods and Applications 1
NS P2 . . . . . . Novel Methods SPMI P2 . . . . Enhancement of RTM and its Applications 2
NS P3 . . . . . . Seismic Processing and Applications SPMI P3 . . . . Least Squares Migration Improvement and Applications 2
SPMI P4 . . . . Elastic and Other Imaging Methods
PS: PASSIVE SEISMIC SPMI P5 . . . . Novel Imaging Methods and Applications 3
PS 1 . . . . . . . Case Studies: Reservoirs, Overburden
PS 2 . . . . . . . Locations, Magnitudes and Derived Information SPMNR: SEISMIC PROCESSING: MULTIPLES, NOISE, AND
PS P1 . . . . . . Locations and Picking REGULARIZATION
PS P2 . . . . . . Case Studies: Ambient Noise SPMNR 1 . . . Data Conditioning and Noise Removal
SPMNR 2 . . . Multiples - Theoretical and Practical Advances
RC: RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION SPMNR 3 . . . Noise Attenuation, Sampling, Signal Reconstruction
RC 1 . . . . . . . Statistical Methods and Machine Learning SPMNR 4 . . . Advances in Processing Methods and Applications
RC 2 . . . . . . . Inversion and Integrated Studies SPMNR P1 . . Noise Attenuation and Seismic Data Reconstruction
RC 3 . . . . . . . Geomechanics, Fractures and Flow 1 SPMNR P2 . . Seismic Processing Methods for Weak Signals and
RC 4 . . . . . . . Clastics and Carbonates Strong Noises
RC 5 . . . . . . . Attributes, Transforms and Numerical Methods SPMNR P3 . . Noise Attenuation and Signal Enhancement
RC P1 . . . . . . Clastics, Carbonates and Facies
RC P2 . . . . . . Machine Learning SS: SPECIAL SESSION
RC P3 . . . . . . Inversion SS 1 . . . . . . . Recent Advances and the Road Ahead
RC P4 . . . . . . Geomechanics, Fractures and Flow 2 SS 2 . . . . . . . Geoscientists Without Borders® and Humanitarian
RC P5 . . . . . . Resolution, Attributes and Uncertainty Geophysics
RC P6 . . . . . . Clastics, Carbonates, Volcanics and Igneous Lithology SS 3 . . . . . . . SEG/AGU Hydrogeophysics
RC P7 . . . . . . Novel Methods SS 4 . . . . . . . DAS, Borehole and Microseismic Geophysics for
Unconventionals
RP: ROCK PHYSICS SS 5 . . . . . . . CO2 Monitoring
RP 1 . . . . . . . Geomechanical Models SS 6 . . . . . . . Seismic Advancements in the Permian
RP 2 . . . . . . . Poroelasticity SS 7 . . . . . . . Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Applied to
RP 3 . . . . . . . Acoustic Modeling Geophysics
RP 4 . . . . . . . Induced Fracturing SS 8 . . . . . . . Surface Wave Method Applications
RP P1 . . . . . . Reservoir Characterization
TECHNICAL PROGRAM TOPICS AT A GLANCE
ST: SEISMIC THEORY
SGS: SPECIAL GLOBAL SESSION ST 1 . . . . . . . Theoretical Developments in Imaging, Inversion and
SGS 1 . . . . . . Latin America - New Plays and Challenges Wave Phenomena
SM: SEISMIC MODELING SVE: SEISMIC VELOCITY ESTIMATION
SM 1 . . . . . . . Methods for Elastic Waves SVE 1 . . . . . . New Methods on Velocity Analysis
SM 2 . . . . . . . Acoustic, Visco-acoustic and VTI Modeling SVE 2 . . . . . . Case Studies
SM 3 . . . . . . . Model Building and Modeling SVE P1 . . . . . New Methods on Tomography
SM 4 . . . . . . . Modeling Methods SVE P2 . . . . . Practical Issues and Anisotropy
SM 5 . . . . . . . Methods and Applications
TL: TIME LAPSE
SPET: SEISMIC PROCESSING: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES TL 1 . . . . . . . Acquisition and Processing
SPET 1 . . . . . Signal and Image Processing TL 2 . . . . . . . Case Studies
SPET 2 . . . . . Enhanced Seismic Imaging TL P1 . . . . . . Inversion and Quantitative Interpretation
SPET 3 . . . . . Data Acquisition and Processing
SPET P1 . . . . Case Studies VSP: VERTICAL SEISMIC PROFILE
SPET P2 . . . . Signal Processing VSP 1 . . . . . . Applications, Imaging, and Analysis
SPET P3 . . . . New Methods and Applications
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Audio- and/or videotaping of any portion of the Technical Program or workshop held
in conjunction with SEG meetings is prohibited without prior consent of the SEG
Board of Directors.
Monday, 16 September 2019 Monday, 16 September 2019
ACQ 1 Land Seismic 1 ANI 1 Applications 1
Session Chairs: Alison Small and Mark Wagaman Session Chairs: Gabino Castillo and Marianne Rauch-Davies
Location: 221A Location: 217D
Synopsis: This session includes six papers on high trace density Synopsis: Papers related to practical applications including azimuthal
seismic acquisitions, one paper on improving low frequency vibroseis anisotropy, fracture detection, and attribute analysis.
signal, and one with innovative vibroseis correlation technique.
1:50 PM...... Minimum number of azimuth sectors for seismic anisotropy
1:50 PM...... J-Sweep: an alternative way to cross-correlate seismic estimation Peter Mesdag and Leonardo Quevedo, CGG
vibrator data Santiago L. Juranovic, DataSeismic Corp. (INT. AUD.: 3)
(INT. AUD.: 4) Speaker: Peter Mesdag
Speaker: Santiago Juranovic 2:15 PM...... Layer anisotropic elastic parameters inversion based on
2:15 PM...... A high-precision 3D acquisition case for the complex Fourier coefficients of azimuthally elastic impedance Lin
structures in Keshen Area Zhou Xu, Liu Xinwen, Kong Dezheng, Li, China University of Petroleum (East China); Qicui Tu and
Di Jiangwei, and Fan Jing, BGP, CNPC (INT. AUD.: 3) Jiang Liu, Shanghai Branch of CNOOC, Ltd.; Guangzhi Zhang
Speaker: Xu Zhou and Xinpeng Pan, China University of Petroleum (East China)
2:40 PM...... SmartLF for robust and straightforward reduction of low- (INT. AUD.: 3)
frequency distortion Gilles Ollivrin and Nicolas Tellier, Sercel Speaker: Lee Lin
(INT. AUD.: 3) 2:40 PM...... Model parameterization and amplitude variation with angle
Speaker: Nicolas Tellier and azimuth inversion for orthotropic parameters Lixiang Ji
3:05 PM...... Improving seismic image resolution in a carbonate and Zhaoyun Zong, China University of Petroleum, Shandong
fracture cave region: A case study Naijian Wang, Bureau of (INT. AUD.: 3)
Geophysical Prospecting; Xiao-Bi Xie, University of California Speaker: Lixiang Ji
(Santa Cruz); Meng-Chuan Duan and Daoshan Li, Bureau of 3:05 PM...... A new anisotropic inversion method based on the sparse
Geophysical Prospecting; and Ru-Shan Wu, WTOPI Research representation and dictionary learning Yaojun Wang,
Consortium, Modeling & Imaging Lab (INT. AUD.: 2) Zhenliang Zhang, Kai Xing, Xijun Wu, Hua Wang, and
Speaker: Naijian Wang Guangmin Hu, University of Electronic Science and Technology
3:30 PM...... The world’s largest continuous 3D onshore and offshore of China, UESTC; and Lideng Gan, CNPC (INT. AUD.: 1)
seismic survey sets ambitious quality and turnaround targets Speaker: Wang Yaojun
Guillaume Cambois, Saif Al Mesaabi, George Ainslie Casson, 3:30 PM...... Estimating indicators of oil-bearing fractured reservoirs
James Cowell, Mohamed Mahgoub, and Abdulla Al Kobaisi, from frequency components of azimuthal seismic data
ADNOC (INT. AUD.: 2) Huaizhen Chen and Kristopher Innanen, Department of
Speaker: Saif Al Mesaabi Geoscience, University of Calgary (INT. AUD.: 3)
3:55 PM...... Vibroseis sourcing methodology: A comparison of long, Speaker: Huai-Zhen Chen
short, and slip-sweep 3D data image volumes acquired and 3:55 PM...... Study of a fractured reservoir by using the anisotropy of
constrained by equivalent source time (KWP Phase I) seismic wave attenuation Fateh Bouchaala and Mohammed
J.W. (Tom) Thomas, Tom Phillips, Kevin Werth, and Chris Y. Ali, The Petroleum Institute, part of Khalifa University of
Lindsey, Dawson Geophysical (INT. AUD.: 3) Science and Technology, Abu Dhabi, UAE; Jun Matsushima,
Speaker: Kevin Werth The University of Tokyo, Frontier Research Center for Energy
4:20 PM...... A comparison of 3D multi-component (9C) data image and Resources; Youcef Bouzidi, Eric M. Takam Takougang,
volumes acquired with conventional and simultaneous and Aala A.I. Mohamed, The Petroleum Institute, part of
source techniques (KWP Phase II) J.W. (Tom) Thomas, Tom Khalifa University of Science and Technology, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Phillips, Kevin Werth, and Chris Lindsey, Dawson Geophysical (INT. AUD.: 4)
(INT. AUD.: 3) Speaker: Fateh Bouchaala
Speaker: James Thomas 4:20 PM...... Aligned porosity, near-angle P-P azimuthal amplitudes, and
4:45 PM...... Simultaneous vibroseis acquisition in West Texas: A premier oil production Heloise Lynn, Lynn Inc.; and William Nicholas
survey Nick Moldoveanu, John-Ryan Szescila, John Quigley, Goodway, Consultant (INT. AUD.: 3)
Elizabeth Rosso, Vashudhaven Sudhakar, and Peter Jones, Speaker: Heloise Lynn
Schlumberger WesternGeco (INT. AUD.: 3) 4:45 PM...... Pressure and stress assessment in anisotropic rocks
Speaker: Nicolae Moldoveanu Alexander Edwards and Kester Waters, Ikon Science Ltd
(INT. AUD.: 3)
Speaker: Alexander Edwards
44 SEG 2019 Official Program Sponsored by(INT AUD: ) = indicates 1 = Little or no detailed knowledge of general topic area 4 = Significant knowledge and experience in topic area
intended audience 2 = Heard of topic area but has no direct experience 5 = Detailed knowledge and experience in topic area
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AVOSI 1 Case Studies 1 DAS 1 Applications and Developments
Session Chairs: Gokay Bozkurt and Satinder Chopra Session Chairs: Samir Jreij and Yingping Li
Location: 217B Location: 221C
Synopsis: Application of seismic inversion and AVA analysis in real Synopsis: Topics include applications of DAS for near surface
world scenarios. characterization, hydraulic fracture monitoring, DAS acquisition
systems.
1:50 PM...... Density inversion from seismic using a trans-dimensional
approach: A field dataset example Reetam Biswas, University 1:50 PM...... Near-surface S-wave velocity estimation using ambient noise
of Texas - Austin; Dhananjay Kumar, BP America Inc.; Mrinal from fiber-optic acquisition Zhen-dong Zhang, King Abdullah
Sen, University of Texas - Austin; and Akkel Paul and Katrina University of Science and Technology (KAUST); Mamdoh
Packer BP America Inc. (INT. AUD.: 2) Alajami, King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology
Speaker: Reetam Biswas (KACST); and Tariq Alkhalifah, King Abdullah University of
2:15 PM...... Joint PP-PS litho-elastic AVA inversion: Example from Midland Science and Technology (KAUST) (INT. AUD.: 3)
Basin Edan Gofer, Ran Bachrach, Simone Re, Federico Golfre’ Speaker: Zhendong Zhang
Andreasi, Schlumberger (INT. AUD.: 3) 2:15 PM...... Design and deployment of a prototype multicomponent
Speaker: Edan Gofer distributed acoustic sensing loop array Kristopher Albert
2:40 PM...... Frontier exploration: Lithology and fluid insights via forward Innanen, University of Calgary; Donald Lawton, Kevin Hall,
modeling from locally constrained regional rock physics, Kevin L. Bertram, and Malcolm Bruce Bertram, CREWES/
Chidley Basin, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada Nicholas University of Calgary; and Henry Clifford Bland, Halliburton/
Montevecchi, Ian Atkinson, Erin Gillis, Victoria Mitchell, Alice Landmark (INT. AUD.: 3)
Spencer, and Richard Wright, Nalcor Energy Oil and Gas Speaker: Kristopher Albert Innanen
(INT. AUD.: 3) 2:40 PM...... MASW analysis of active-source and passive DAS fiber-optic
Speaker: Nick Montevecchi data Steve Cole and Martin Karrenbach, OptaSense (INT. AUD.: 3)
3:05 PM...... Simultaneous time-lapse WEB-AVO inversion for seismic Speaker: Stephen Cole
reservoir monitoring: Application to CO2 enhanced oil 3:05 PM...... DAS observation of guided waves in a shale reservoir
recovery at the Bell Creek oil field César Barajas-Olalde, generated by perforation shots Ariel Lellouch and Biondo
Energy & Environmental Research Center, University of North Biondi, Stanford University; Steve Horne, Mark A. Meadows
Dakota, USA; Peter Haffinger, Dries Gisolf, Mengmeng Zhang, and Tamas Nemeth, Chevron Energy Technology Company
Anna Droujinina, and Panos Doulgeris, Delft Inversion, Delft, (INT. AUD.: 2)
The Netherlands; Seyedalireza Khatibi, Lu Jin, Shaughn A. Speaker: Ariel Lellouch
Burnison, John A. Hamling, and Charles D. Gorecki, Energy & 3:30 PM...... Low-frequency ambient Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS):
Environmental Research Center, University of North Dakota, Useful for subsurface investigation? Jeffrey Shragge and
USA (INT. AUD.: 3) Jihyun Yang, Colorado School of Mines; Nader A. Issa and
Speaker: César Barajas-Olalde Michael Roelens, Terra15 Pty Ltd; Michael Dentith and Sascha
3:30 PM...... Deepwater sub-salt carbonate reef reservoir prediction in Schediwy, University of Western Australia (INT. AUD.: 2)
Santos Basin, Brazil Xingda Tian, Handong Huang, and Yaneng Speaker: Jihyun Yang
Luo, China University of Petroleum (INT. AUD.: 3) 3:55 PM...... Case study of hydraulic fracture monitoring using low-
Speaker: Xingda Tian frequency components of DAS data Masaru Ichikawa, Isao
3:55 PM...... Applying fit for purpose constraints to seismic inversion: Kurosawa, Shinnosuke Uchida, Ayato Kato, Yoshiharu Ito, and
A case study using a VSP corridor stack to look ahead of Sunao Takagi, JOGMEC; Mike de Groot, Encana Corp.; and Shoji
the drill bit Keith Edwards, Kuwait Oil Company; and Michael Hara, DGMC (INT. AUD.: 3)
Kemper, Ikon Science Ltd. (INT. AUD.: 3) Speaker: Masaru Ichikawa
Speaker: Theron Edwards 4:20 PM...... Extracting subsurface information based on extremely short
4:20 PM...... Anisotropic litho-petro-elastic AVA inversion for period of DAS recordings Yumin Zhao, National University
unconventional plays: Uncertainty analysis and example of Singapore; Gang Fang, National University of Singapore
from the Permian Basin Ran Bachrach and Edan Gofer, and Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology, China Geological
Schlumberger (INT. AUD.: 3) Survey; and Yunyue Elita Li, National University of Singapore
Speaker: Ran Bachrach (INT. AUD.: 2)
4:45 PM...... Nonlinear AVO inversion based on Zoeppritz equations to Speaker: Yumin Zhao
estimate density, P- and S-wave velocities, and the ratio of
velocities: Case study of Gulf of Mexico Un Young Lim, Richard
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FWI 1 Reflections and Joint Migration INT 1 Applications of Modeling and Inversion
Session Chairs: Adriano Gomes and Wenyi Hu Session Chairs: Gianni Matteucci and Osareni Ogiesoba
Location: 302B Location: 221B
Synopsis: Application of reflection FWI and joint inversion in image Synopsis: Demonstration of multiple modeling techniques and
and data domain, with technical development and field data inversion algorithms to delineate structure and/or reservoir properties.
examples.
1:50 PM...... Fast geometric restoration of complex 3D structural models
1:50 PM...... Reflection full-waveform inversion with data-space LSRTM for seismic interpretation validation Anne-Laure Tertois
Maksym Kryvohuz, Shell International Exploration and and Jean-Laurent Mallet, Emerson Automation Solutions
Production Inc.; Henning Kuehl, Shell Global Solutions Canada; (INT. AUD.: 4)
René-Édouard Plessix, Shell Global Solutions International; and Speaker: Anne-Laure Tertois
Yi Yang, Shell International Exploration and Production Inc. 2:15 PM...... Vector attributes: A family of advanced seismic attributes
(INT. AUD.: 3) to assist in geological interpretation Aicha Bounaim, Marie
Speaker: Maksym Kryvohuz Etchebes, Jarle Haukås, Hilde Borgos, Bjørn Harald Fotland, and
2:15 PM...... Reflection full waveform inversion and its application to Lars Sonneland, Schlumberger Stavanger Research, Norway
land data Yong Ma and Feng Chen, ConocoPhillips; Cheng (INT. AUD.: 3)
Cheng, ConocoPhillips and TGS; Zhengxue Li and Yu Zhang, Speaker: Aicha Bounaim
ConocoPhillips (INT. AUD.: 3) 2:40 PM...... Pore pressure prediction from bulk modulus in shale based
Speaker: Yong Ma on rock physics modeling Ting Lei, Xingyao Yin, and Zhaoyun
2:40 PM...... Preconditioned reflection full waveform inversion for subsalt Zong, China University of Petroleum (Huadong) (INT. AUD.: 4)
imaging Chao Wang, Paul Farmer, Tristram Burley, Carlos Speaker: Ting Lei
Calderon, Ian Jones, and John Brittan, ION (INT. AUD.: 3) 3:05 PM...... A modified expression of Q attribute and its application in
Speaker: Chao Wang hydrocarbon prediction Yanli Liu, Zhenchun Li, Guoquan Yang,
3:05 PM...... Using the full wavefield both in FWI and wavefield and Qiang Liu, China University of Petroleum (East China)
tomography M. Davydenko and D.J. Verschuur, Delft University (INT. AUD.: 3)
of Technology (INT. AUD.: 3) Speaker: Yanli Liu
Speaker: Mikhail Davydenko 3:30 PM...... Sketch-based modeling of salt domes Suellen Motta, Marcelo
3:30 PM...... Robust velocity estimation via joint migration inversion Gattass, and Deane Roehl, Puc-Rio (INT. AUD.: 2)
and full waveform inversion Gerald Eisenberg, Eliakim Speaker: Suellen Motta
Schuenemann, TEECware GmbH; Guido Gierse, TEECsolutions 3:55 PM...... Fast matching pursuit based multi-scale seismic inversion
LLC; Eric Verschuur, and Shan Qu, Delft University of Song Pei, Xingyao Yin, and Kun Li, China University of
Technology. (INT. AUD.: 4) Petroleum (East China) (INT. AUD.: 3)
Speaker: Guido Gierse Speaker: Song Pei
3:55 PM...... On the reflectivity-velocity coupling issue in the RFWI 4:20 PM...... A planar anomaly trend correction time-depth conversion
method Raphael Valensi and Reda Baina, Opera (INT. AUD.: 4) method based on well-seismic constrained tomography
Speaker: Raphael Valensi velocity inversion Tong Qin, Jiyan Cai, Ping Chen, and
4:20 PM...... A robust 3D acoustic full waveform inversion strategy for Shuzheng Zhao, CNOOC China Limited, Tianjin Branch
Malaysian basins Kefeng Xin, Farah Syazana Dzulkefli, Ahmad (INT. AUD.: 3)
Riza Ghazali, Muhammad Sajid, Chin Tee Ang, and M. Anwar Speaker: Tong Qin
Ishak, PETRONAS Research Sdn Bhd (INT. AUD.: 3)
Speaker: Kefeng Xin
4:45 PM...... Resolving Celtic Sea imaging anomalies through a multistage
FWI and tomography workflow Guy Hilburn, Matt Hart, and
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MLDA 1 Seismic Processing MS 1 Case Studies and Imaging 1
Session Chairs: Vikram Jayaram and Tamas Nemeth Session Chairs: James Gaiser and Kenneth Story
Location: 221D Location: 225C
Synopsis: Application of Machine Learning in Seismic Processing Synopsis: Exploration and development case studies using P, S, and
Ps wave data. Processing advances applied to imaging and inversion
1:50 PM...... Seismic data interpolation using CycleGAN Harpreet Kaur, of multicomponent data for exploration and development.
Nam Pham, and Sergey Fomel, The University of Texas at Austin
(INT. AUD.: 3) 1:50 PM...... Azimuthal response and shear wave splitting of 9-component
Speaker: Harpreet Kaur shear waves for the fracture zones in a tight sand reservoir
2:15 PM...... Cross-streamer wavefield interpolation using deep Jiwei Cheng, Feng Zhang, Peng Wang, Lingyi He, CNPC
convolutional neural network Thomas Larsen Greiner, Odd Keylab of Geophysical Prospecting; and XiangYang Li, BGP Inc.
Kolbjørnsen, Jan Erik Lie, Espen Harris Nilsen, and Andreas (INT. AUD.: 2)
Kjelsrud Evensen, Lundin-Norway; and Leiv Gelius, Universitetet Speaker: Jiwei Cheng
I Oslo (INT. AUD.: 3) 2:15 PM...... The application of pure shear wave seismic data for gas
Speaker: Thomas Larsen Greiner reservoir delineation Zhiwen Deng, Chengwu Li, Guowen Chen,
2:40 PM...... Inpainting of local wavefront attributes using artificial Jing Yang, Ruizhen Wang, Yonggui Hu, Shujie An, Haili Wang,
intelligence Kirill Gadylshin, Institute of Petroleum Geology and and Zhongdong Du, BGP Inc. (INT. AUD.: 4)
Geophysics SB RAS, Novosibirsk State University; Ilya Silvestrov Speaker: Zhiwen Deng
and Andrey Bakulin, EXPEC Advanced Research Center, Saudi 2:40 PM...... CFP-based shear wave velocity model building using
Aramco (INT. AUD.: 1) converted waves Hongwei Liu, Mustafa Al-Ali, and Yi Luo,
Speaker: Kirill Gadylshin EXPEC Advanced Research Center, Saudi Aramco (INT. AUD.: 3)
3:05 PM...... Deep-learning based ocean bottom seismic wavefield Speaker: Hongwei Liu
recovery Ali Siahkoohi, School of Computational Science 3:05 PM...... Structured quaternion-based tight frame for multicomponent
and Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology; Rajiv signal recovery Qiang Zhao and Qizhen Du, China University of
Kumar, Georgia Institute of Technology and DownUnder Petroleum (East China) (INT. AUD.: 3)
GeoSolutions, Perth, Australia; and Felix J. Herrmann, School of Speaker: Qizhen Du
Computational Science and Engineering, Georgia Institute of 3:30 PM...... Simultaneous attenuation of multimode ground roll in three-
Technology (INT. AUD.: 3) component seismic data Jianyong Bai and Orhan Yilmaz,
Speaker: Ali Siahkoohi Emerson (INT. AUD.: 3)
3:30 PM...... Learning seismic image enhancement from pairs of 3D Speaker: Jianyong Bai
partial and full image volumes Enning Wang and Jeff Nealon, 3:55 PM...... Anisotropic elastic reverse time migration with Gaussian
Chevron Energy Technology Company (INT. AUD.: 3) beams for multicomponent data Jianen Xiao, Zhenchun Li,
Speaker: Enning Wang Kai Zhang, and Qiang Liu, China University of Petroleum (East
3:55 PM...... Wavefield compression for seismic imaging via convolutional China) (INT. AUD.: 3)
neural networks Francesco Devoti, Claudia Parera, Alessandro Speaker: Jian’En Xiao
Lieto, Daniele Moro, Vincenzo Lipari, Paolo Bestagini, and 4:20 PM...... Simulating kinematics of P- and S-wave scattering using
Stefano Tubaro, Politecnico di Milano, Italy (INT. AUD.: 3) scalar wave equations Yunyue Elita Li, Jizhong Yang, and
Speaker: Vincenzo Lipari Arthur Cheng, National University of Singapore; and Jiubing
4:20 PM...... Automatic phase picker for single component borehole Cheng, Tongji University (INT. AUD.: 4)
seismic data with deep neural network Jing Zheng, China Speaker: Yunyue Li
University of Mining and Technology (Beijing) and Stanford 4:45 PM...... Static correction strategy for converted wave data: A case
University; Jerry M. Harris, Badr Al-Rumaih, and Dongzhuo Li, study from Western China Donghui Bian, Xiaowei Wang, Zhe
Stanford University (INT. AUD.: 4) Yang, Wei Yang, and Shuhai Qie, NWGI (INT. AUD.: 4)
Speaker: Dongzhuo Li Speaker: Donghui Bian
4:45 PM...... Deep learning for local seismic image processing: fault
detection, structure-oriented smoothing with edge-
preserving, and slope estimation by using a single
convolutional neural network Xinming Wu, Bureau of
Economic Geology; Luming Liang, Microsoft Applied Science
Group; Yunzhi Shi, Zhicheng Geng, and Sergey Fomel, Bureau of
Economic Geology (INT. AUD.: 3)
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NS 1 Dynamic Coastal Environment: Crossing the Land/Sea RC 1 Statistical Methods and Machine Learning
Interface Session Chairs: Olga Brusova and Brian Russell
Session Chairs: John Goff and Michael Miner Location: 217A
Location: 217C Synopsis: A wide range of statistical applications, from Bayesian to
Synopsis: This session will highlight the latest developments in deep neural networks, for better reservoir prediction.
application of near-surface geophysical methods to the coastal zone,
both land- and marine-based. 1:50 PM...... Log-facies classification using expectation-maximization
Xiaozheng Lang, University of Wyoming; Mita Sengupta
1:50 PM...... Identification of sand resources using subbottom profiling and Chicheng Xu, Aramco Services Company; Tianqi Deng,
geophysical survey techniques offshore Louisiana, Gulf of University of Texas; and Dario Grana, University of Wyoming
Mexico, USA John D. Sullivan, Ocean Surveys, Inc.; and Michael (INT. AUD.: 3)
D. Miner, The Water Institute of the Gulf (INT. AUD.: 3) Speaker: Madhumita Sengupta
Speaker: John Sullivan 2:15 PM...... Deep convolutional neural networks as an estimator of
2:15 PM...... Applications of high-resolution 3D seismic systems for porosity in thin-section images for unconventional reservoirs
characterizing the shallow subsurface in nearshore marine David Duarte-Coronado, Jerson Tellez-Rodriguez, Rafael Pires
environments Timothy Meckel, Bureau of Economic Geology and de Lima, Kurt Marfurt, and Roger Slatt, The University of
The University of Texas at Austin (INT. AUD.: 3) Oklahoma, School of Geology and Geophysics (INT. AUD.: 3)
Speaker: Timothy Meckel Speaker: Jerson Tellez
2:40 PM...... Broadband waterborne hammer seismic source for 2:40 PM...... Facies classification using semi-supervised deep learning
imaging river and lake sub-bottoms André J.-M. Pugin, Kevin with pseudo-labeling strategy Asghar Saleem, Junhwan Choi,
Brewer, and Gregory R. Brooks, Geological Survey of Canada Daeung Yoon, and Joongmoo Byun, RISE.ML Lab., Hanyang
(INT. AUD.: 3) University (INT. AUD.: 3)
Speaker: Andre Pugin Speaker: Saleem Asghar
3:05 PM...... High-resolution, shallow water geoacoustic mapping in the 3:05 PM...... A machine learning approach to quantitative interpretation
Mississippi Sound Tim McClinton, David Evans and Associates, Ehsan Zabihi Naeini, Ikon Science (INT. AUD.: 3)
Inc. (INT. AUD.: 3) Speaker: Ehsan Zabihi Naeini
Speaker: Tim McClinton 3:30 PM...... Seismic reservoir characterization based on Probabilistic
3:30 PM...... An evaluation of the feasibility of the time-lapse electrical Neural Networks Jie Liu, Xiaohong Chen, and Jingye Li, State
resistivity tomography method in quantifying submarine Key Laboratory of Petroleum Resources and Prospecting, China
groundwater discharge in fine sediment and highly saline University of Petroleum (Beijing), and CNPC Key Laboratory
embayments Joseph Stearns, Texas A&M University-Corpus of Geophysical Prospecting, China University of Petroleum
Christi Center for Water Supply Studies (INT. AUD.: 3) (Beijing); Jun Gao and AiXia Liu, Sinopec Petroleum Exploration
Speaker: Joseph Stearns and Production Research Institute, Beijing, China (INT. AUD.: 1)
3:55 PM...... Subsurface characterization of Padre Island using Ground Speaker: Jie Liu
Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Electrical Resistivity Imaging 3:55 PM...... Entropy QC for Bayesian facies estimations John V. Pendrel
(ERI) Dionel Colmenero, Mohamed Ahmed, and Lilia Zavala, and Henk J. Schouten, CGG (INT. AUD.: 3)
Department of Physical and Environmental Sciences, Texas Speaker: John Pendrel
A&M University – Corpus Christi (INT. AUD.: 3) 4:20 PM...... Predicting production metrics for unconventional
Speaker: Dionel Colmenero shale reservoirs Christopher P. Ross, Cross Quantitative
4:20 PM...... Groundwater prospecting in a hard-rock coastal area Interpretation, LP (INT. AUD.: 2)
using off-set TDEM method: Case study Hesham El-Kaliouby, Speaker: Christopher Ross
National Research Centre, Geophysical Sciences Dept., Egypt.
(INT. AUD.: 2)
Speaker: Hesham El-Kaliouby
4:45 PM...... Investigations into Groundwater Flow Towards a spring in
the Saphire Area, Soufriere, St Lucia, West Indies Frank
Dale Morgan, Saleh Al Nasser, and Ruel Jerry, Earth Resources
Laboratory, Department of Earth, Atmospheric & Planetary Scs,
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RP 1 Geomechanical Models SGS 1 Latin America - New Plays and Challenges
Session Chairs: Bruce Karr and Andrew Lewis Session Chairs: Ana Curcio and Claudia Duenas
Location: 305 Location: 304B
Synopsis: Each paper discusses models of axial strain and Synopsis: Latin America session will have an overview about
supplemental fracture predictions. technology, new plays and technical challenges in different projects
that use geophysical methods to support the search of resources.
1:50 PM...... Depth to the top of overpressure in the deepwater Gulf of
Mexico: Garden Banks, Green Canyon, Keathley Canyon, and 1:50 PM...... Feasibility of using Vibroseis technology in seismic
Walker Ridge Sharon Cornelius, University of Houston; and acquisition in South America, social, environmental and
Peter A. Emmet, Brazos Valley GeoServices Inc. (INT. AUD.: 3) technical perspective: Colombia case Alexander Betancur,
Speaker: Sharon Cornelius Petroseismic Services (INT. AUD.: 3)
2:15 PM...... The rock physics implication of Poisson impedance and Speaker: Alexander Betancur
its application on sandstone reservoir characterization 2:15 PM...... Integrated near-surface characterization, Onshore
Yijie Zhou and Yequan Chen, Sinopec Tech Houston, LLC Colombia: The Avila 3D Experiment Edward Wiarda, Fabio
(INT. AUD.: 4) Santamaria, Diana Marcela Rodriguez, Hans Morales, Eduardo
Speaker: Yijie Zhou Jimenez, Jhon Quintero, Ruth Beltran, and Juan Soldo,
2:40 PM...... Modeling and analysis of seismic wave attenuation based Ecopetrol; and Diego Niño and Daniela Guerrero, Universidad
on rock physics models Lei Wang and Xi Zheng, Research Nacional (INT. AUD.: 3)
Institute of Petroleum Exploration & Development-Northwest Speaker: Edward Wiarda
(NWGI) Petrochina (INT. AUD.: 3) 2:40 PM...... Big seismic data to win big in Trinidad & Tobago Timothy Fox,
Speaker: Wang Lei Christian Theriot, and Sheldon Barron, Shell Exploration &
3:05 PM...... A comparative study of the stress-dependence of dynamic Production Company (INT. AUD.: 3)
and static moduli for sandstones with different porosities Speaker: Timothy Fox
Yang Wang, De-hua Han, and Jiali Ren, Rock Physics Lab, 3:05 PM...... Southern Gulf of Mexico example of depth imaging of full-
University of Houston; Hui Li, School of Electronic and azimuth OBC seismic data Arturo Bustos, Jose Carlos Ruiz,
Information Engineering, Xi’an Jiaotong University; and Nestor Daniel Ortiz, Salvador Cruz, Alfredo Vazquez, Jorge Diaz
Yonghao Zhang, CNPC Logging Co., Ltd (INT. AUD.: 4) de Leon Chagoya and Silvino Domínguez García, PEMEX; and
Speaker: Yang Wang Josue Jurado Ramirez, Claudia Romero, Federico Fenoglio, Luxin
3:30 PM...... Elastic anisotropy of clay in shales Colin M. Sayers and Zhang, Monica Aquino Guerra, Liubov Mulisheva, and John
Lennert D. den Boer, Schlumberger (INT. AUD.: 3) Mathewson, WesternGeco (INT. AUD.: 4)
Speaker: Colin Sayers Speaker: John Mathewson
3:55 PM...... Impact of contact cement shape on radial pressure and 3:30 PM...... Elastic parameter estimation for sweet spot identification
stress distributions Vishal Das, Stanford University; and in unconventional shale plays, Vaca Muerta Formation,
Nishank Saxena and Ronny Hofmann, Shell International Neuquén Basin, Argentina Carlos Convers, Tom Davis, and
Exploration and Production Company, Houston, Texas, USA Ali Tura, Colorado School of Mines; David Curia, Wintershall
(INT. AUD.: 3) Energia Argentina; and Christian Hanitzsch, Wintershall Norge
Speaker: Vishal Das AS (INT. AUD.: 4)
4:20 PM...... Rock physics constrained seismic anisotropy parameter Speaker: Carlos Convers
inversion: A synthetic study Fuyong Yan and De-Hua Han, 3:55 PM...... Petrogeophysics of the Brazilian pre-salt rocks Guilherme
University of Houston, Texas, USA (INT. AUD.: 3) Vasquez, Marcio Morschbacher, Mauren Ruthner, Yaro Silva,
Speaker: Fuyong Yan Isabela Carmo, Julice Ferreira, Camila dos Anjos, Vanessa
4:45 PM...... Numerically estimating rock frame properties of a mixed Madrucci, and Julio Justen, Petrobras (INT. AUD.: 3)
calcite and dolomite hand sample using Computed Speaker: Guilherme Vasquez
Tomography (CT) Eric J. Goldfarb, Nicola Tisato, Ken Ikeda, 4:20 PM...... Facies, data mining, and artificial intelligence approaches
Charles Kerans, Richard A. Ketcham, and Kiara Gomez, The in the characterization of a carbonate reservoir in Campos
University of Texas at Austin, Jackson School of Geosciences; Basin - Southeastern Brazil Mônica Tavares, Petroleum
and John M. Boone, University of California, Davis, Department Engineering and Exploration Laboratory, Darcy Ribeiro Northern
of Radiology (INT. AUD.: 3) Rio de Janeiro State University; Nelson Franco Filho, Campos
Speaker: Eric Goldfarb Basin Business Unit, Petrobras; and Abel Carrasquilla,
Petroleum Engineering and Exploration Laboratory, Darcy
Ribeiro Northern Rio de Janeiro State University (INT. AUD.: 3)
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4:45 PM...... Structural imaging of Escondida porphyry copper mine,
Chile, using seismic reflection Heather Schijns and Gabriel
Madero, BHP (INT. AUD.: 3)
Speaker: Heather Schijns
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SM 1 Methods for Elastic Waves SPET 1 Signal and Image Processing
Session Chairs: Kurt Nihei and Anusha Sekar Session Chairs: Nizar Chemingui and Paul Williamson
Location: 304A Location: 214D
Synopsis: Seismic modeling, wave propagation algorithms for elastic, Synopsis: A collection of abstracts on data preconditioning, e.g.
anisotropic media broadband recovery, denoising, and interpolation.
1:50 PM...... Comparing four numerical stencils for elastic wave 1:50 PM...... High-frequency wavefield recovery with weighted matrix
simulation Hongwei Liu and Yi Luo, EXPEC Advanced Research factorizations Yijun Zhang, Department of Electrical &
Center, Saudi Aramco (INT. AUD.: 3) Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology; Shashin
Speaker: Hongwei Liu Sharan, Department of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences, Georgia
2:15 PM...... An optimized finite-difference scheme based on the Institute of Technology; and Felix J. Herrmann, Department
improved PSO algorithm for wave propagation Wang Z.Y. of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of
and W.L. Bai, College of Information Science and Technology, Technology, and Department of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences,
Beijing University of Chemical Technology; and H. Liu, Institute Georgia Institute of Technology (INT. AUD.: 1)
of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Speaker: Yijun Zhang
(INT. AUD.: 5) 2:15 PM...... Automatic denoising by 2-D continuous wavelet transform
Speaker: Zhiyang Wang Fantine Huot and Biondo Biondi, Stanford University; Anthony
2:40 PM...... Failures of the perfectly-matched layer method in Lichnewsky, Schlumberger; Carlos Boneti, Google, previously
frequency-domain seismic wave modelling in elastic Schlumberger (INT. AUD.: 3)
anisotropic media Bing Zhou, Khalifa University of Science Speaker: Fantine Huot
and Technology; Stewart Greenhalgh and Xu Liu, KFUPM; Youcef 2:40 PM...... A novel approach for seismic time-frequency analysis
Bouzidi, Mohamed Kamel Riahi, and Mohammad Al-Khaleel, Yongzhen Ji, Sinopec Geophysical Research Institute, Nanjing,
Khalifa University of Science and Technology (INT. AUD.: 3) China University of Petroleum, Beijing; and Zhengliang Lin,
Speaker: Bing Zhou Sinopec Geophysical Research Institute, Nanjing (INT. AUD.: 3)
3:05 PM...... A 2.5D generalized first-order wave equation to Speaker: Yongzhen Ji
accommodate various elastic media and different boundary 3:05 PM...... Bootstrapping invisible signals: prestack land data
conditions Shangbei Yang, Department of Earth Sciences, enhancement using nonlinear beamforming with local
Khalifa University of Science and Technology, Abu Dhabi, UAE, waveform corrections Andrey Bakulin, Maxim Dmitriev,
and Department of Geophysics, School of Geology Engineering and Ilya Silvestrov, EXPEC ARC, Saudi Aramco; and Dmitry
and Geomatics, Chang’an University, Xi’an, China; Bing Zhou, Neklyudov, Kirill Gadylshin, and Maxim Protasov, Institute of
Department of Earth Sciences, Khalifa University of Science and Petroleum Geology and Geophysics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
Technology, Abu Dhabi, UAE; and Chaoying Bai, Department (INT. AUD.: 2)
of Geophysics, School of Geology Engineering and Geomatics, Speaker: Dmitry Neklyudov
Chang’an University, Xi’an, China (INT. AUD.: 3) 3:30 PM...... Prestack phase corrections using local seismic attributes
Speaker: Shangbei Yang Sarah Greer, University of Texas at Austin, and Massachusetts
3:30 PM...... Scalar wavefield time domain propagation in tilted Institute of Technology; Sergey Fomel, University of Texas at
orthorhombic media with Fourier finite differences Austin; and Michael Fry, BP (INT. AUD.: 3)
Xiaolei Song, BP (INT. AUD.: 3) Speaker: Sarah Greer
Speaker: Xiaolei Song 3:55 PM...... Interpolation of regularly sampled prestack seismic data
3:55 PM...... Feasibility study on 3D frequency-domain anisotropic elastic with self-supervised learning Satyakee Sen, Sribharath
wave modeling using spectral element method with parallel Kainkaryam, Cen Ong, and Arvind Sharma, TGS (INT. AUD.: 2)
direct linear solvers Yang Li and Romain Brossier, Univ. Speaker: Satyakee Sen
Grenoble Alpes, ISTerre; and Ludovic Métivier, Univ. Grenoble 4:20 PM...... Processing techniques and challenges for high-resolution
Alpes, ISTerre and Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS (INT. AUD.: 3) 3D marine seismic data: Case studies from the Gulf of
Speaker: Yang Li Mexico and Japan Ye Feng, Thomas Hess, and Timothy Meckel,
4:20 PM...... Coupled-domain acoustic-elastic solver for anisotropic Bureau of Economic Geology and Institute for Geophysics,
media: A mimetic finite difference approach Harpreet Singh, Jackson School of Geosciences, University of Texas at Austin
Jeffrey Shragge, and Ilya Tsvankin, Colorado School of Mines (INT. AUD.: 3)
(INT. AUD.: 3) Speaker: Timothy Meckel
Speaker: Harpreet Sethi 4:45 PM...... Construction of 3D and 5D D-volumes in prestack domain
4:45 PM...... A numerical study of how randomly oriented cracks João H. Speglich, CEPETRO/UNICAMP; Jorge H. Faccipieri, CCES/
influence the nonlinear interactions of elastic waves Herurisa CEPID and CEPETRO/UNICAMP; Nicholas T. Okita, CEPETRO/
Rusmanugroho, Alison Malcolm, and Meghdad Darijani, UNICAMP; Tiago A. Coimbra, CEPETRO/UNICAMP and Martin
Memorial University of Newfoundland (INT. AUD.: 1) Tygel, CCES/CEPID, and CEPETRO/UNICAMP (INT. AUD.: 2)
Speaker: Herurisa Rusmanugroho Speaker: João Henrique Speglich
50 SEG 2019 Official Program Sponsored by(INT AUD: ) = indicates 1 = Little or no detailed knowledge of general topic area 4 = Significant knowledge and experience in topic area
intended audience 2 = Heard of topic area but has no direct experience 5 = Detailed knowledge and experience in topic area
3 = Some knowledge and experience in topic area 6 = Domain area specialists
Monday, 16 September 2019 Monday, 16 September 2019
SPMI 1 Enhancement of RTM and its Applications 1 SS 1 Recent Advances and the Road Ahead
Session Chairs: Xin Cheng and Ian Jones Session Chairs: Raymond Abma and Christine Krohn
Location: 214C Location: 301B
Synopsis: Enhancements to the RTM algorithm from reducing RTM Synopsis: The talks include overview perspectives and examples of
artifacts to efficient and accurate ways to generate RTM angle cutting-edge research for the hot-topics areas of unconventionals,
gathers. FWI/imaging, machine learning and seismic acquisition.
1:50 PM...... Improving interpretability of seismic images with directional 1:50 PM...... The use of geophysics in unconventional reservoirs; a
image partitions and model-based techniques Olga Zdraveva, perspective and path forward Scott Singleton, Independence
Joe Zuech, George Zhao, Mohamed Hegazy and Ruoyu Gu, Resources Management (INT. AUD.: 3)
WesternGeco (INT. AUD.: 3) Speaker: Scott Singleton
Speaker: Olga Zdraveva 2:15 PM...... Seismic inversion for engineering applications in
2:15 PM...... Dip-guided Laplacian image filter for RTM Charlie Jing, unconventional reservoirs Colin M. Sayers, Sagnik Dasgupta,
ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company; and John E. Lennert D. den Boer, Edan Gofer, Maria Lascano, David
Anderson, Retired from ExxonMobil Upstream Research Paddock, Vasudhaven Sudhakar, and Andy Walz; WesternGeco
Company (INT. AUD.: 2) (INT. AUD.: 3)
Speaker: Charlie Jing Speaker: Colin Sayers
2:40 PM...... PS RTM with single mode wave propagations Bing Tang, 2:40 PM...... Building realistic structure models to train convolutional
Sheng Xu, and Hongbo Zhou, Equinor US; Hossein M. Zadeh neural networks for seismic structural interpretation
and Marit S. Guttormsen, Equinor ASA (INT. AUD.: 4) Xinming Wu, Zhicheng Geng, Yunzhi Shi, Nam Pham, and
Speaker: Bing Tang Sergey Fomel, BEG, UT Austin (INT. AUD.: 3)
3:05 PM...... Reverse time migration as the transpose of forward operator Speaker: Xinming Wu
by rapid expansion method (REM) Reynam C. Pestana and 3:05 PM...... Results from a 3D field trial with a seismic acquisition and
Daniel Revelo; CPGG/UFBA;INCT-GP/CNPq (INT. AUD.: 3) processing method based on continuous wavefields Tilman
Speaker: Reynam Pestana Klüver, Stian Hegna, and Jostein Lima, PGS (INT. AUD.: 3)
3:30 PM...... Amplitude enhancement of RTM angle gathers with Speaker: Tilman Kluever
deconvolution Sean Crawley, Faqi Liu, Elena Klochikhina, 3:30 PM...... The first active seismic experiment on Mars to characterize
Nizar Chemingui, and Dan Whitmore, PGS (INT. AUD.: 4) the shallow subsurface structure at the InSight landing
Speaker: Sean Crawley site N. Brinkman, C. Schmelzbach, D. Sollberger, M. van Driel,
3:55 PM...... Simple, efficient hybrid domain common image gather J. ten Pierick, J. O. A. Robertsson, F. Andersson, S. Stähler,
C. Shin, Seoul National University; T. Ha, National Institute and D. Giardini, ETH, Zürich; S. Kedar, T. Hudson, K. Hurst, A.
for Mathematical Sciences, Daejeon, Korea; and S. Ko, Shins Kiely, and W. B. Banerdt, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California
Geophysics Corp., Seoul, Korea (INT. AUD.: 5) Institute of Technology; M. Grott, T. Spohn, and C. Krause,
Speaker: Changsoo Shin Deutsches Zentrum für Luft und Raumfahrt (DLR); L. Fayon
4:20 PM...... Seismic imaging with optimal source wavefield and P. Lognonné, Institut de Physique du Globe, Paris; B.
reconstruction Ivan Lim Chen Ning and Paul Sava, Center for Knapmeyer-Endrun, University of Cologne; P. Delage, Ecole des
Wave Phenomena, Colorado School of Mines (INT. AUD.: 3) ponts, France; W. T. Pike, Imperial College, London; A. Horleston
Speaker: Ivan Lim Chen Ning and N. Teanby, University of Bristol, Bristol, UK; and C. Vretto,
4:45 PM...... Sampling analysis in gather conversion Meixia Wang and Technical University Kaiserslautern (INT. AUD.: 2)
Sheng Xu, Equinor US Operations (INT. AUD.: 2) Speaker: Nienke Brinkman
Speaker: Meixia Wang 3:55 PM...... From incremental to transformational workflows:
Contemporary imaging and what comes next John Brittan and
Ian F. Jones, ION (INT. AUD.: 3)
Speaker: John Brittan
4:20 PM...... Waveform inversion via source extension Guanghui Huang,
Microseismic Michigan State University; Rami Nammour, Total E&P R&T USA;
William W. Symes, Rice University; and Mohamed Dolliazal,
Monitoring Total E&P R&T USA (INT. AUD.: 3)
By Vladimir Grechka Speaker: William Symes
and Werner M. Heigl 4:45 PM...... Time reversal in seismic Evgeny Landa, Tel-Aviv University;
and Matan Shustak, Emerson (INT. AUD.: 1)
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