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Summary

Initial model estimation can be fully data driven. Normally only one inversion run is required to achieve a good estimate for a smooth initial model with this approach. The scheme saves the operator in charge of the processing from repeated tests to find a proper initial model. It is very common in a production setting that several initial models are tested by the operator for each survey dataset. Thus there is a search not only for the final model but also for the initial model. These initial-model tests have a fairly high cost since they are full-scale inversions. A data driven start model generation approach has the potential to improve marine controlled-source electromagnetic imaging, especially in the deeper sections. A real data test from Brazil confirms the potential, the approach, giving a more focused inversion that has a better match with a priori information regarding reservoir placement, both laterally and in depth.

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2018-06-11
2024-04-25
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References

  1. Mittet, R.
    , 2015, Seismic wave propagation concepts applied to the interpretation of marine controlled-source electromagnetics: Geophysics, 80, E63–E81.
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