Article
Improved Seismic Images through Full-Azimuth Depth Migration
A seismic survey was conducted in a production oil field in Serbia. It was assumed that significant reserves still exist in the field, as well as additional undiscovered reservoirs. An advanced seismic imaging technology was required to further characterize the existing reservoirs and identify and characterize new ones.
Article
Geologically Constrained Velocity Models Improve Field Development
Seismic processing, imaging, characterization and interpretation are preferably executed as a continuous workflow to maintain seismic data integrity and consistencies. Geophysicists must construct a workflow from hundreds of applications and algorithms, and thousands of parameters, to achieve desired project outcomes. Almost all these applications and algorithms are based on assumptions about the underlying geological model complexity and subsurface conditions.
Blog
The Year Ahead in DEI
The AspenTech DEI Team promotes an inclusive work environment that enables the success of all employees. Learn about the year ahead for DEI at AspenTech.
Case Study
Efficient Data Integration, Visualization and Mapping in a Mature Basin Lead to Interpretation of New Prospects
In a mature onshore North American basin with a wealth of information, an operator needed to streamline data integration and interpretation in order to enable efficient prospecting. Read how Aspen SKUA™ software was used to develop multiple custom-made macros to automate repetitive and time-consuming tasks, and to create a new mapping workflow that enabled the customer to efficiently create prospecting maps to assist in the strategic acquisition of oil and gas leases.
Page 30 of 246