Abstract Amplitude Versus Offset (AVO) analysis has been successfully applied in the hydrocarbon industry for more than three decades. This effective tool of joint seismic and well-log data processing enables to predict analyze fluid saturated porous geological formations. AVO methodology is based on anomalous behavior pre-stack reflected amplitudes observed from bearing rocks. However, potenti...

Nile Delta which covers approximately 60,000 square kilometers represents the most important gas province in Egypt whereas its fields provide two-thirds of production Egypt. The begins to display hydrocarbon potentiality early 1960s. Nidoco field is located shallow water offshore delta. Abu Madi formation (Messinian age) through all section where it main producing reservoirs Field. coming from ...

Oil and gas production from tight, fractured reservoirs (sandstone, carbonates and shale) has increased significantly over the last decade. These hard rock targets are often characterized by vertically aligned fractures (i.e. HTI) embedded in a layered sequence (i.e. VTI). In this geologic setting, seismic velocities and η can vary with azimuth and depth. This is orthorhombic anisotropy and can...

The variation in seismic P to P reflection amplitude with offset (AVO) caused by a system of fractures embedded in an isotropic background is investigated. Additionally. a sensitivity analysis of AVO parameters with respect to the fracture system parameters is made. The fracture system is assumed to be aligned vertically or horizontally and can be gas filled or fluid filled. Elastic constants a...

Several AVO cross plot methods were compared using well data from 5 exploration drilled in deep water block in Krishna-Godavari basin. This study shows that AVO Impedance vs. Acoustic Impedance cross plot provides the best separation between gas bearing sands, water bearing sands and shale/clay. AVO Impedance (AVOI) attribute derived by normalizing the Acoustic Impedance (AI) and Elastic Impeda...