Seismic Anisotropy of Shale: Inversion of Microseismic Data
Seismic Anisotropy of Shale: Inversion of Microseismic Data
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页岩地震各向异性:微震数据反演
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2014
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S. Shapiro
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Changpeng Yu;S. Shapiro
Microseismic data recorded in downhole arrays promise a potential way of estimating in situ shale anisotropy, which can be used to verify and calibrate the results of laboratory experiments on shale anisotropy. Reversely, rock physics studies can provide constraints when estimating and interpreting seismic anisotropy of shale in microseismic dataset. Intrinsic anisotropy of shale derived from microseismic data is consistent with rock physics experiments. Clay mineral and organic material with platy particles and softer elastic properties significantly increase the intrinsic anisotropy of shale, whereas quartz content with non-platy and stiffer grains largely weaken the degree of shale anisotropy. Inverted Thomsen parameters e and γ are well correlated with each other, but not with δ , which also agree with previous studies. The optimized anisotropic velocity model with rock physical constraints remarkably reduces the time misfit by about 65% compared to originally provided anisotropic velocity model.