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Riemannian Wavefield Migration: Wave-equation migration from Topography Jeff Shragge, Guojian Shan, Biondo Biondi Stanford University Paul Sava, Sergey Fomel Bureau of Economic Geology UT Austin

The Dossier: WE Imaging Limitations Incomplete Data Computational Power Physical Inaccuracy

The Dossier: WE Imaging Limitations Incomplete Data Computational Power Physical Inaccuracy

The Dossier: WE Imaging Limitations Propagator inaccuracy (illumination) Topographic surface limitations Coordinate system not conformal to propagation direction or acquisition surface Migration physics decoupled from geometry

The Dossier: WE Imaging Limitations Propagator Inaccuracy (Illumination) Migration Physics decoupled from Geometry Difficult Steep Dip Imaging Coordinate system not conformal to propagation direction or acquisition surface

Steep Dip Imaging Accuracy of wavefield extrapolation decreases as propagating waves tend to horizontal Extrapolation Direction

The Dossier: WE Imaging Limitations Propagator Inaccuracy (Illumination) Coordinate system not conformal to propagation direction or acquisition surface Migration Physics decoupled from Geometry Difficult Steep Dip Imaging No use of Overturning waves

Using Overturning Waves Currently do not use potentially useful information provided by overturning waves Extrapolation Direction

Proposed Solution Coordinate system conformal with wavefield propagation Extrapolation Direction

The Dossier: WE Imaging Limitations Topographic Surface Limitations Coordinate system not conformal to propagation direction or acquisition surface Migration Physics decoupled from Geometry Difficult Steep Dip Imaging No use of Overturning waves Extrapolation from complex free-surface Propagator Inaccuracy (Illumination)

Free Surface Topography How to define extrapolation surface orthogonal to free surface?

The Dossier: WE Imaging Limitations Topographic Surface Limitations Coordinate system not conformal to propagation direction or acquisition surface Migration Physics decoupled from Geometry Difficult Steep Dip Imaging No use of Overturning waves Extrapolation from complex free-surface Propagator Inaccuracy (Illumination) Extrapolation from deviated boreholes

VSP Deviated Well Topography Receiver wavefield acquired in well deviated in 3-D How to define wavefield extrapolation from borehole surface?

Proposed Solution Coordinate system conformal with borehole geometry

The Dossier: WE Imaging Limitations Topographic Surface Limitations Difficult Steep Dip Imaging No use of Overturning waves Extrapolation from complex free-surface Propagator Inaccuracy (Illumination) Extrapolation from deviated boreholes Coordinate system not conformal to propagation direction or acquisition surface Migration Physics decoupled from Geometry

A Solution… Summerized Reduce Propagator Inaccuracy (Illumination) Enable W.E. imaging directly from Topographic Surfaces Perform Migration on Coordinate systems conformal to propagation direction/acquisition surface Couple Migration Physics with Geometry Improve Steep Dip Imaging Use Overturning waves No datuming at the free-surface W.E. Imaging for massive 3-D VSP data

Migration from Topography – I Make wave-equation imaging conformal with acquisition geometry

Migration from Topography – II Make wave-equation imaging conformal with acquisition geometry

Migration from Topography – III Make wave-equation imaging conformal with acquisition geometry Two requirements: i) Propagating wavefields in generalized coordinate systems ii) Creating the specific topographic coordinate system

Agenda Riemannian Wavefield Extrapolation Coordinate System Generation Example: Migration from Topography –Imaging Husky

Agenda Riemannian Wavefield Extrapolation Coordinate System Generation Example: Migration from Topography –Imaging Husky

RWE in 2-D ray-coordinates RiemannianCartesian Extrapolation Direction Orthogonal Direction

RWE: Helmholtz equation (associated) metric tensor Laplacian Coordinate system Sava and Fomel (2005)

RWE: (Semi)orthogonal coordinates

1 st order2 nd order 1 st order RWE: Helmholtz equation Ray-coordinate Interpretation α = velocity function J = geometric spreading (i.e. Jacobian) Sava and Fomel (2005)

RWE: Dispersion relation Riemannian Cartesian

RWE: Dispersion relation Riemannian Cartesian

RWE: Kinematic dispersion relation Riemannian Cartesian

RWE: Kinematic dispersion relation Riemannian Cartesian

RWE: Wavefield extrapolation Riemannian Cartesian

interpolate Extrapolation Work Flow PHYSICAL DOMAIN CANONICAL DOMAIN MODEL DOMAIN WAVEFIELD DOMAIN

Agenda Riemannian Wavefield Extrapolation Coordinate System Generation Example: Migration from Topography –Imaging Husky

Conformal Mapping Technique PHYSICAL DOMAIN O O O O O O O O O O

Conformal Mapping Technique PHYSICAL DOMAINCANONICAL DOMAIN O O O O O O O O O OOOOOOOO O O O g f -1

Conformal Mapping Technique PHYSICAL DOMAINCANONICAL DOMAIN O O O O O O O O O OOOOOOOO O O O OOOOOOO O O O g f -1

Conformal Mapping Technique PHYSICAL DOMAINCANONICAL DOMAIN O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O OOOOOOOO O O O OOOOOOO O O O g f -1 g -1 f

Conformal Mapping Technique O O O O O O O O O OOOOOOOO O O O Shot Profile Migration –use same grid for both source and receiver wavefields

RWE: Shot-profile migration Riemannian Cartesian

Single shot Imaging Work Flow interpolate PHYSICAL DOMAIN CANONICAL DOMAIN MODEL DOMAIN IMAGE DOMAIN interpolate

Agenda Riemannian Wavefield Extrapolation Coordinate System Generation Example: Migration from Topography –Imaging Husky

Husky data set – Topography 10x Surface Topography Exaggeration

Husky data set – Time Migration + Geology

TopoWEM TopoWEM Image

TopoWEM TopoWEM Image

TopoWEM + Angle Gathers TopoWEM Image

TopoWEM Angle Gathers

Kirchhoff from Flat Datum Kirchhoff Image

Kirchhoff from Flat Datum Kirchhoff Image

Kirchhoff + surface offset gathers Kirchhoff Image

TopoWEM vs. Statics+Datum Kirchhoff TopoWEM Image Kirchhoff Image

TopoWEM vs. Statics+Datum Kirchhoff TopoWEM Image Kirchhoff Image

Summary TopoWEM produced good image –Resolved near-surface structures and dips Kirchhoff migration from flat datum produced good image –Better at mid-to-basement depths but could not resolve near-surface Bottom line: statics + migration from datum is less accurate –Kinematic errors in static assumptions TopoWEM is more expensive –Requires Taylor series expansion about 2 coefficient parameters Imaging from acquisition coordinate works

Acknowledgements Anatoly Baumstein Tom Dickens Ernestine Dixon Dave Hinkley Matt Hong Linda Price Mike Rainwater Peter Traynin Joe Vanderslice Kim Wilmott Husky Oil Talisman Oil Friday Lunch Folks John Sumner No doubt many others