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Training: Litho-Seismic, Waveform, and Rock Type Classifications for Rock Type and Fluid Prediction
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Peter Wang on Jan 29, 2018 8:00:00 AM
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Tags: rock type classification, Litho-Seismic, Fluid Prediction, Waveform Classification
Call to Action - The (Color) Bar Has Been Raised – Interpreters Need an Upgraded Toolkit Now
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Peter Wang on Oct 26, 2017 8:49:33 AM
The current E&P industry downturn has greatly reduced E&P spending. Most organizations are frozen in place with the software they were using in 2014. This reaction is understandable, but E&P remains a highly competitive industry. Only those companies that have up-to-date tools are going to prevail and create value for stakeholders.
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The Robots Have Come to Seismic Interpretation
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Peter Wang on Jan 27, 2017 2:02:04 PM
I use Google Photos as a means to automatically backup my phone and tablet pictures. I also upload photos from my non-Wi-Fi digital camera to Google Photos. I’m sure many of you do this as well.
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Tags: Oil and Gas Software, artificial intelligence, rock type classification, Machine Learning, Robotic Seismic Interpretation, prestack seismic
Velocity Is at the Heart of Paradigm Software - Part 2
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Peter Wang on Aug 15, 2016 9:00:00 AM
In the first half of the Velocity Blog series, we discussed the Paradigm velocity function “tree”, how it developed from GeoDepth. We described the major branches; the “Analysis and Imaging” branch for specialists, contrasted with the “Velocity Collection, Manipulation, Assembly, and Use” branch for E&P generalists. Finally, we had time to discuss one of the “leaves” on the generalist branch - Vertical Functions.
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Tags: time-depth scaling, well-tie tomography, velocity volume, smoothing, dix, Global Velocity Modeling, vertical function, velocity inversion
Velocity Is at the Heart of Paradigm Software - Part 1
Posted by
Peter Wang on Aug 1, 2016 9:00:00 AM
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Tags: time-depth scaling, well-tie tomography, velocity volume, smoothing, dix, Global Velocity Modeling, vertical function, velocity inversion