Applying full-azimuth angle domain pre-stack migration and AVAZ inversion to study fractures in carbonate reservoirs in the Russian Middle Volga region Inovemstev Alexander Nicolaevich, Stepanov Igor Viktorovich, Galkin Alexander Vasilyevich and Zvi Korn introduce full-azimuth angle domain imaging which in an onshore seismic exploration application resulted in a higher resolution and more informative depth image than conventional migration technology: Fid-Bau Portal

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Applying full-azimuth angle domain pre-stack migration and AVAZ inversion to study fractures in carbonate reservoirs in the Russian Middle Volga region Inovemstev Alexander Nicolaevich, Stepanov Igor Viktorovich, Galkin Alexander Vasilyevich and Zvi Korn introduce full-azimuth angle domain imaging which in an onshore seismic exploration application resulted in a higher resolution and more informative depth image than conventional migration technology

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Applying full-azimuth angle domain pre-stack migration and AVAZ inversion to study fractures in carbonate reservoirs in the Russian Middle Volga region Inovemstev Alexander Nicolaevich, Stepanov Igor Viktorovich, Galkin Alexander Vasilyevich and Zvi Korn introduce full-azimuth angle domain imaging which in an onshore seismic exploration application resulted in a higher resolution and more informative depth image than conventional migration technology

Applying full-azimuth angle domain pre-stack migration and AVAZ inversion to study fractures in carbonate reservoirs in the Russian Middle Volga region Inovemstev Alexander Nicolaevich, Stepanov Igor Viktorovich, Galkin Alexander Vasilyevich and Zvi Korn introduce full-azimuth angle domain imaging which in an onshore seismic exploration application resulted in a higher resolution and more informative depth image than conventional migration technology

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Applying full-azimuth angle domain pre-stack migration and AVAZ inversion to study fractures in carbonate reservoirs in the Russian Middle Volga region Inovemstev Alexander Nicolaevich, Stepanov Igor Viktorovich, Galkin Alexander Vasilyevich and Zvi Korn introduce full-azimuth angle domain imaging which in an onshore seismic exploration application resulted in a higher resolution and more informative depth image than conventional migration technology

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FIRST BREAK ; 79-84

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2013-01-01

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English

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