Abstract

A calendar time interpolation method for two dimensional amplitude maps is used on real data from the Sleipner CO2 storage project. Interpolation uncertainty increases with the time gap between consecutive seismic surveys and is estimated by leaving a survey out (blind test). Field-life cost of various acquisition systems and repeat frequencies are linked to the time-lapse interpolation errors.

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