Empirical 3D depth/time dependent coherent noise generation for use in statistical models of seismic data

Seismic monitoring feasibility analysis performed for a particular site usually involves the prediction of the time-lapse seismic signal and an assessment of the detectability of such a signal. In order to do this, level and other characteristics of time-lapse noise should also be known. In general,...

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Main Authors: Alajmi, M., Bona, Andrej, Pevzner, Roman
Format: Journal Article
Published: 2016
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/17109
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author Alajmi, M.
Bona, Andrej
Pevzner, Roman
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Bona, Andrej
Pevzner, Roman
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description Seismic monitoring feasibility analysis performed for a particular site usually involves the prediction of the time-lapse seismic signal and an assessment of the detectability of such a signal. In order to do this, level and other characteristics of time-lapse noise should also be known. In general, the observed time-lapse noise is spatially correlated, band-limited and exhibits lateral and temporal variations of its characteristics. If one wants to perform a statistical analysis of the detectability of the time-lapse signal one would need to have multiple realizations of such noise. To obtain such realizations, we propose a method for the modification of a single measured time-lapse noise volume by changing the phase spectra of the noise in sliding windows to random phases to preserve the spatial and temporal variability of the noise. To demonstrate the performance of this approach, we apply the method to CO2CRC Otway Project 4D seismic data.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-171092017-09-13T15:43:29Z Empirical 3D depth/time dependent coherent noise generation for use in statistical models of seismic data Alajmi, M. Bona, Andrej Pevzner, Roman Seismic monitoring feasibility analysis performed for a particular site usually involves the prediction of the time-lapse seismic signal and an assessment of the detectability of such a signal. In order to do this, level and other characteristics of time-lapse noise should also be known. In general, the observed time-lapse noise is spatially correlated, band-limited and exhibits lateral and temporal variations of its characteristics. If one wants to perform a statistical analysis of the detectability of the time-lapse signal one would need to have multiple realizations of such noise. To obtain such realizations, we propose a method for the modification of a single measured time-lapse noise volume by changing the phase spectra of the noise in sliding windows to random phases to preserve the spatial and temporal variability of the noise. To demonstrate the performance of this approach, we apply the method to CO2CRC Otway Project 4D seismic data. 2016 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/17109 10.1016/j.jappgeo.2015.11.015 restricted
spellingShingle Alajmi, M.
Bona, Andrej
Pevzner, Roman
Empirical 3D depth/time dependent coherent noise generation for use in statistical models of seismic data
title Empirical 3D depth/time dependent coherent noise generation for use in statistical models of seismic data
title_full Empirical 3D depth/time dependent coherent noise generation for use in statistical models of seismic data
title_fullStr Empirical 3D depth/time dependent coherent noise generation for use in statistical models of seismic data
title_full_unstemmed Empirical 3D depth/time dependent coherent noise generation for use in statistical models of seismic data
title_short Empirical 3D depth/time dependent coherent noise generation for use in statistical models of seismic data
title_sort empirical 3d depth/time dependent coherent noise generation for use in statistical models of seismic data
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/17109