The Hugoton cross‐well survey; A direct look at stratigraphy, seismic petrophysics and shale anisotropy

Williams, Marty; Leighton, Van L.; Tan, Henry; Vassiliou, Anthony; Beck, J. G.; Németh, Tamás; Savage, Charles; Gutowski, Paul R.; Garossino, Paul; Howlett, Don; Jackson, Ron; Cox, Dale; Stock, John; Hoffpauir, C.

doi:10.1190/1.1826794

SEG Technical Program Expanded Abstracts 1996 1996

DOI: 10.1190/1.1826794

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The Hugoton cross‐well survey; A direct look at stratigraphy, seismic petrophysics and shale anisotropy

Marty Williams¹,

Van L. Leighton²,

Henry Tan³

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Practical seismic petrophysics: The effective use of log data for seismic analysis

Smith

2011

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A quick scan of the SEG web site shows that the phrase “seismic petrophysics” has been used explicitly in the title of a paper or abstract six times, the earliest of which was by Williams et al. in 1996 (“The Hugoton cross-well survey; A direct look at stratigraphy, seismic petrophysics and shale anisotropy”). However, the first attempt at a definition and an expanded description of “seismic petrophysics” was published by Wayne Pennington in The Leading Edge in 1997 (“Seismic petrophysics: An applied science for reservoir geophysics”). He defines seismic petrophysics as follows: “…the purposeful application of rock physics theory, as calibrated by laboratory and well measurements, to the interpretation of seismic data…”

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Practical seismic petrophysics: The effective use of log data for seismic analysis

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2011

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