Why accurately calculating gross rock volume uncertainty is key.

Seismic inversion is a complex topic with many different methods. This can make it confusing for the non-specialist to understand the various flavors of seismic inversion and choose the most appropriate tool for a particular interpretation task.

Seismic amplitude changes may tell us something about reservoir lithology, porosity, and/or fluids. However, seismic tuning effects are potentially much larger than amplitude variations due to geological changes. Understanding this key concept is critical to effective seismic interpretation.

3D imaging of rock samples combined with intuitive software enables the comprehensive analysis of rock properties.

Can an unexplored sedimentary basin be unravelled by gravity? How can gravity in cross-disciplinary workflows estimate the base of salt domes and gas saturation in shallow sedimentary traps ? Read on!

Part II: A step by step guide to learning and mastering depth conversion in geophysics.

Part I: A simple guide to the parameters involved in seismic depth conversion - a complex but important subject in geophysical seismic processing.

Seismic inversion is a complex topic with many different methods. This can make it confusing for the non-specialist to understand the various flavors of seismic inversion and choose the most appropriate tool for a particular interpretation task.