Submit an Article
Become a reviewer
Vol 176
Pages:
146-149
Download volume:

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
About authors
  • 1 — FSU Sevmorgeo
  • 2 — FSU Sevmorgeo
  • 3 — Schlumberger Electromagnetic Research Center
Date submitted:
2007-09-25
Date accepted:
2007-11-30
Date published:
2008-03-01

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.

Go to volume 176

Similar articles

Problems of utilization of the Hutton drilling platform
2008 A. A. Zhestkov, R. A. Nizamutdinov
Engineering-geological peculiarities of design and construction of underground sewage collectors in St. Petersburg by microtunneling method
2008 V. V. Artemyev, A. T. Artemyev, I. V. Artemyev, L. P. Artemyev
Engineering-geological conditions of construction of the new Polunochnoe-Obskaya railroad line
2008 V. S. Frolov, Ya. N. Volzhonok, V. I. Voitsekhovskaya
Results of magnetotelluric studies on the Batolit profile (south of the Siberian platform)
2008 A. M. Pashevin, V. A. Tupitsin, V. V. Gomulskiy
Scientific and methodological problems of geological interpretation of the digital database of the materials of deep electrical exploration on the territory of the European part of Russia
2008 I. S. Feldman, Yu. M. Erinchek, A. S. Egorov
Environmental geomorphology of the Arctic shelf of Eurasia
2008 A. G. Zinchenko