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Technologies of Vibroseis High Efficient Acquisition in Complex
Terrain Area

He Haiyang1, Pu Xiaodong1, Wang Xinquan2, An Shujie2, Sun Meng2   

  1. 1. China Oilfield Services Limited,CNOOC,Tanggu,Tianjin 300451,China
    2. Bureau of Geophysical Prospecting,CNPC,Zhuozhou,Hebei 072751,China
  • Online:2013-06-01 Published:2013-06-01

Abstract:

The surface landforms are mainly Gobi and desert in western China,which makes it suitable for vibroseis tasks. The
basins in western China are rich in oil and gas. With the further development of oilfield E & P,the technique of high-density,
wide-range and 3D seismic survey has been widely applied and brings heavy cost press. Therefore,it is very necessary to find
out vibroseis acquisition techniques with high efficiency and low cost. The paper elaborates the advancement of the techniques
from conventional multiple vibroseis combination acquisition to split sweep,alternate sweep,slip sweep,split vibroseis array
and harmonic attenuation. These techniques surpass the conventional sweep method of vibroseis. And the combination of
these techniques greatly improved the production efficiency. Thus,the cost of per shot was greatly reduced. It also reduces
the cost of high-density seismic exploration and promotes the application of high-density,multiple coverage,omnibearing 3D
seismic exploration technique. Since 2005,the Tuha Bureau of BGP has gradually developed the cheapest and highly efficient
acquisition method and parameter optimization method of vibroseis based on a lot of researches and field tests of vibroseis
acquisition parameters. During the exploration of tight sand reservoir in TH basin,the signal-to-noise ratio has improved and
the continuity of event has strengthened obviously in middle-shallow layer. Meanwhile,the signal-to-noise ratio of deep layer,
layer under the coal and weak reflection layer of interlayer has improved greatly. It promotes the exploration process of tight
sand reservoir in western basins.

Key words: vibroseis, 3D seismic, split sweep, alternate sweep, split vibroseis