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Using recursive inversion as input for gross-rock volume extraction from lithology prediction volumes: How bad can it be?

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Using recursive inversion as input for gross-rock volume extraction from lithology prediction volumes: How bad can it be?

 

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Publication Name: Australasian Exploration Geoscience Conference 2019

Authors: James Shadlow*

Date Published: September 2019

Number of Pages: 6

Abstract:

Reserves and Resources can be directly estimated by using seismic lithology prediction volumes generated from AVO inversion, calibrated to wells, to estimate sand rock volumes within a stratigraphic interval. However, high quality AVO inversion data and studies are not always available. This case study utilises recursive inversion to generate prediction cubes for input to geobody based gross rock volume estimates.

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