Fault and fracture prediction from coherence data analysis. A case study: The Magnus Field, UKCS

Ashbridge, J.; Pryce, Carl; Coutel, Fabien; Welch, Mike

doi:10.1190/1.1815709

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“…An important application is to highlight fault discontinuities for seismic data interpretation. For this purpose, other discontinuities are considered noise and should be removed ͑Ashbridge et al, 2000;Pedersen et al, 2002;AlBinHassan and Marfurt, 2003͒. Faults tend to be more planar and steeply dipping than other causes of seismic discontinuity. This provides the basis for a seismic-discontinuity data filter that passes only those discontinuities that likely represent faults.…”

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