Inversion of Seismic Data for Elastic Parameters: A Tool for Gas-Hydrate Characterization
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Abstract
This paper reviews various seismic inversion techniques (amplitude-versus-offset [AVO], acoustic and elastic impedance, prestack waveform inversion) for assessing elastic parameters of sediments and more specifically hydrate-bearing sediments. Several theoretical approaches are described, and examples of the application of the inversion schemes to assess gas-hydrate deposits in three different geologic environments are compared. The first example is from a permafrost-related gas-hydrate deposit at Mallik, the second example is from the Blake Ridge offshore Carolina (location of Ocean Drilling Program Leg 164), and the third example is from the Gulf of Mexico (Atwater Valley and Keathley Canyon). The techniques used in these areas are band-limited acoustic impedance inversion (Mallik), poststack elastic impedance inversion (Blake Ridge), and a hybrid inversion scheme, utilizing prestack waveform inversion with poststack AVO inversion (Gulf of Mexico).
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