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Vol 176
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146-149
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Integrated approach to the study of complex geologic structures on the basis of marine magnetotelluric studies

Authors:
Yu. I. Matveev1
Yu. V. Roslov2
A. Zerill3
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  • 1 — FSU Sevmorgeo
  • 2 — FSU Sevmorgeo
  • 3 — Schlumberger Electromagnetic Research Center
Date submitted:
2007-09-25
Date accepted:
2007-11-30
Date published:
2008-10-06

Abstract

A novel ocean bottom high-resolution magnetotellurics station is integrated with advanced nonlinear seismic tomography to build a high resolution, geologically accurate upper crust model characterized by a high level of spatial resolution. The integrated model provides the degree of accuracy needed by depth migration to properly image under highly variable covers and severe topography/bathymetry. The resolution of the final depth migration shows the potential of the proposed strategy to increase the value of seismic data and de-risk complex plays exploration programs. Technology has been successfully applied in Gulf of Mexico, North Sea Barents Sea and other oil and gas offshore provinces.

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