| Examples | |  Porosity prediction from Acoustic Impedance. The learning set is constructed from examples extraxted along the well tracks. Random line from the porosity volume through the wells. Porosity logs are shown in yellow.
| Combining FaultCube (grey) and ChimneyCube (yellow) for fault seal analysis. Yellow spots are related to high fluid flux zones and mud volcanoes. Notice conducting and sealing faults and fluid migration at fault intersections. | | | | Reservoir charge and leakage: Chimney detection highlights fluid migration paths from source to reservoir and beyond. Detailed interpretations can thus be used for prospect evaluation and ranking. | The unsupervised approach provides an unbiased view of the data. The 3D objects represent similar seismic attribute responses, which remain to be interpreted by the user. This example shows a Seismic facies cube. |
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Universities
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