Abstract
D037 WHAT CAN CLASSIFICATION OF THE SEISMIC WAVEFORM REVEAL ABOUT RESERVOIR SIZE AND QUALITY? Abstract 1 Introduction Seismic wave shapes or their attributes are often used to characterize reservoir quality and/or estimate the size of oil and gas reservoirs. This is done by correlating one log property with one seismic attribute. An example would be correlating Net-to-Gross (ratio of reservoir quality sandstone within overall sandy interval) with conventional seismic amplitude maps and then use seismic amplitude maps to predict the Net-to-Gross. Attributes extracted from other seismic cubes like Acoustic Impedance Fluid factor stack and Coherence can potentially provide information about
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