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SC3-RAV™ 2011 - Baziw Consulting Engineers Ltd.

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BCE <strong>SC3</strong>­RAV <strong>2011</strong> Seismic Data Analysis Software<br />

Interval Velocity profiling) by putting<br />

check marks next to the values to be<br />

saved (all the results can be selected<br />

automatically be selecting the red check<br />

button) and selecting the graphical store<br />

data push button.<br />

The user can obtain estimates of the<br />

arrival times for each depth increment<br />

by enabling check box Display and<br />

Calculate Arrival Times as outlined in<br />

Figure 3. In this case, the user must<br />

first specify a reference arrival time and<br />

vertical depth (based upon the first<br />

break) for one of the seismic time series<br />

under analysis. The reference arrival<br />

time and depth values can easily be<br />

obtained by implementing the Depth<br />

Profile - Standard Display as outlined in<br />

section 3.2.1. For example, Figure 19<br />

illustrates a vertical seismic profile with<br />

the time series acquired at 4.0 m having<br />

an approximate first break arrival time of<br />

40 ms. The subsequent DST arrival times<br />

are then derived based upon the<br />

calculated crosscorrelation relative arrival<br />

times and the user specified reference<br />

arrival time and corresponding vertical<br />

depth. The DST arrival times are<br />

important input parameters into the<br />

Forward Modeling Downhole Simplex<br />

Method as outlined in Section 3.1.3. The<br />

Estimated Arrival Times can be saved to<br />

file by selecting button<br />

adjacent to<br />

the list-box outlining the estimated<br />

values as illustrated in Figure 20.<br />

Figure 20: Estimating a reference arrival time of<br />

40 ms at a vertical depth of 4 m<br />

Figure 19: Implementation of the LLSR technique on<br />

the relative arrival times illustrated in Figure 18<br />

The LLSR technique is implemented by enabling check box Enable Linear Least Squares<br />

Regression as outlined in Figure 3. The LLSR option also provides for DST arrival time<br />

estimates. Figure 20 shows the output of the LLSR technique when processing the relative<br />

arrival times outlined in Figure 18 and a reference arrival time and depth of 40 ms and 3.7 m,<br />

respectively. As is shown in Figure 20, the depth interval of 6.7 m to 7.7 m does not have an<br />

associated LLSR interval velocity estimate due to the fact that there is not an interval arrival time<br />

estimate between 7.7 m and 8.7 m available.<br />

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