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Elements of Mathematical Sedimentary Geology: the GeoChron Model
Language: EnglishPublication Date: January 2014More LessThe purpose of this book is to offer a mathematically well-defined unified framework to model sedimentary terrains. The core of this framework, named ‘GeoChron’, consists of a curvilinear coordinate system (u,v,t) which superimposes on the rectilinear coordinate system (x,y,z) commonly used to locate particles of sediment in the subsurface. For each particle of sediment observed today at location (x,y,z), coordinate (t) represents the geologicaltime (‘Chron’ in GeoChron) at which this particle was deposited whilst (u,v) represent the paleo-geographical coordinates (‘Geol’ in GeoChron) of this particle when it was deposited.
The u (x,y,z), v (x,y,z) and t (x,y,z) functions link the geological space (x,y,z), as it is observed today, to the depositional-space (u,v,t) and the ‘uvt-transform®’ thus defined plays a central role in using GeoChron to model the subsurface. In the (u,v,t) space, the image of each horizon is a horizontal plane where seismic attributes are easier to interpret and where reservoir properties are more accurately modeled.
The first part of this book is dedicated to a theoretical presentation of the GeoChron model. The second part presents applications of this model such as seismic interpretation, fault property modeling, fractured reservoirs characterization, geometrical uncertainties, property modeling, paleo-bathymetry estimation and permeability upscaling. To make this book ‘self sufficient’, the third part consists of annexes presenting the notions of tensors, differential geometry and Discrete Smooth Interpolation (DSI).
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English-Russian and Russian-English Dictionary of Exploration Geophysics
Editors: Ilya Tsvankin and Yuri SavostyanovLanguage: EnglishPublication Date: January 2008More LessThis is a substantially revised and enlarged version of the Russian-English Dictionary of Exploration Geophysics. It contains about 15,500 terms used in seismic, electrical, gravity, magnetic and radioetric prospecting, logging and remote sensing. Also included are terms from geology, mathematics and computer science frequently used by geophysicists.
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Environmental Geophysics (EET 7)
By Peter StylesLanguage: EnglishPublication Date: January 2012More LessThis is an outward facing book for people who need to understand Geophysics because it can solve the problems they regularly encounter and help to deliver their optimal geotechnical solution, proved by the essential, but last to be applied, intrusive investigation. It may, of course, be of significant use to students and geophysical practitioners as it contains a wealth of case studies kindly provided by friends, colleagues and collaborators.
The people to whom this book is addressed do not require a great understanding of the mathematical basis of geophysics but do need to understand the physical principles, what information can be gleaned, the limitations and boundaries of interpretation and especially how we can combine techniques in an integrated way to solve subtle, complex and critical problems which one technique alone cannot solve.
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