
In this report we will show the fundamental concepts of two different methods to compute seismic energy absorption. The first methods gives and absolute value of Q and is based on computation with minimum phase operators. The second method gives a relative energy loss compared to a background trend. This method is a rapid, qualitative indicator of anomalous absorption and can be combined with other attributes such as band limited acoustic impedance to indicate areas of likely gas saturation.
58 Geosciences, 550, Energy Absorption, Velocity, Reflection, 530, Gulf Of Mexico, Scattering, Synthesis, Sensitivity, Geologic Deposits, Microstructure, Seismic Surveys, Computerized Simulation, Physics, Impedance, Attenuation, Seismic Waves, Site Characterization, Hydrocarbons, 620, Gas Saturation, Detection, Natural Gas Deposits, Geologic Models, 03 Natural Gas, Algorithms, Simulation
58 Geosciences, 550, Energy Absorption, Velocity, Reflection, 530, Gulf Of Mexico, Scattering, Synthesis, Sensitivity, Geologic Deposits, Microstructure, Seismic Surveys, Computerized Simulation, Physics, Impedance, Attenuation, Seismic Waves, Site Characterization, Hydrocarbons, 620, Gas Saturation, Detection, Natural Gas Deposits, Geologic Models, 03 Natural Gas, Algorithms, Simulation
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