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Summary

Focusing on the facts that the type and accuracy of sequence boundaries identified on seismic is lower than that on logging and the established sequence framework cannot favorably meet the needs of lithologic reservoir exploration, a method of seismic subtle sequence boundary identification and high-frequency sequence framework establishment was proposed based on logging-seismic time-frequency matching analysis and seismic all-reflector tracking. Technically, it involves the time-frequency analysis of logging, logging calibration to seismic and seismic all-reflector tracking based on seismic time-frequency analysis, and the relationship of seismic reflection cycles matching to logging was obtained and the high-resolution spatial sequence framework was established. The sequence boundaries within this framework not only have clear geological meanings of sedimentary cycles, but also have high resolution. It can effectively identify the subtle sequence boundary which is difficult to be recognized by conventional method, and favorably meet the accuracy requirements for lithologic trap identification and description in sequence stratigraphy study. The Jurassic in the western margin of Turpan-Kumul Basin demonstrated the application of this method and good result was achieved. It is helpful for tapping the potential of seismic interpretation, high-resolution sequence stratigraphy study and lithologic reservoir exploration.

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