Abstract
Results are presented from a study of seismoacoustic emission appearing in an oil-saturated porous geological medium under the acoustic force action in a borehole. It is shown that dynamic nonlinear processes in the producing bed are activated under the internal elastic action on the stratum, changing the energy state of the medium, and this change can be seen as a change in the acoustic emission pattern. The correlation between the high-frequency part of the acoustic emission spectrum and the low-frequency one is found, indicating the development of this process in space at different scale levels.
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