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               SQD7008 Seismic Interpretation

               Seismic interpretation is a key component in hydrocarbon exploration and in creating the framework
               for the reservoir models used in field development planning. The student will acquire the ability to
               perform  structural  and  stratigraphic  interpretation  of  2-  and  3-D  seismic  data  using  computer
               workstations.  Seismic  attributes  will  be  introduced  and  used  to  aid  structural  and  stratigraphic
               interpretation and distribution of reservoir properties. The uses of seismic inversion, AVO, and time-
               lapse monitoring will be introduced.

               Assessment Methods:
               Continuous Assessment 100%

               Medium of Instruction:
               English

               Transferable Skills:
                   1.  Skills to interpret 2D and 3D seismic data
                   2.  Skills to integrate scientific data
                   3.  Skills to apply seismic interpretation software technology (e.g. Petrel)

               Humanity Skill:
               CS4, CT5, TS2

               References:
                   1.  Abreu,  V.,  Neal,  J.  E.,  Bohacs,  K.  M.,  and  Kalbas,  J.  L.  2010.  Sequence  Stratigraphy  of
                       Siliciclastic Systems – The ExxonMobil Methodology: SEPM Concepts in Sedimentology and
                       Paleontology #9, SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology), 226 p.
                   2.  Ashcroft, W. 2011. A Petroleum Geologists Guide to Sismic reflection: Wiley-Blackwell, 176
                       p.
                   3.  Ayseth,  P.,  Mulerji, T.,  and  Mavko,  G.  2010.  Quantitative  Seismic  Interpretation:  Applying
                       Rock Physics Tool to Reduce Interpretation Risk: Cambridge University Press, 359 p.
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                   4.  Brown,  A.  R.  2011.  Interpretation  of  Three  Dimensional  Seismic  Data,  7   Edition:  AAPG
                       Memoir 42, American Association of Petroleum Geologists, 646 p.
                   5.  Dvorkin, J. 2014. Seismic Reflections of Rock Properties: Cambridge University Press, 338 p.
                   6.  Herron, D. A. 2011. First Steps in Seismic Interpretation: Geophysical Monograph Series No.
                       16, Society of Exploration Geophysicists, Tulsa, 203 p.
                   7.  Sim,  R.,  and  Bacon,  M.  2014.  Seismic  Amplitude:  An  Interpreter’s  Manual,  Cambridge
                       University Press, 279 p.



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