When I read up on the Post Stack Depth Migration method of...

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Originally posted by Dozen ↑

I, like most here, am very optimistic about the coming 3d seismic proving Rafa to be a mammoth field.
However, maybe the time and care that is being taken is because the 3d shows it to be a very complicated structure and may not contain the super volumes we are hoping for. If a complicated structure, it would also mean a lot of smarts would be required to drill in the right places to exploit it. Also more thought might be required as to how best to commercialise the find, thus requiring innovative thought to get the best outcome. Hence small modular refinery may be part of that mix and would likely generate high margins and a most reliable cash flow. Fuel prices for consumers are very high in that part of Australia.

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When I read up on the Post Stack Depth Migration method of seismic processing, it sounded to me like it was more appropriate for simpler structure models without dips or lateral velocity variations, as image quality is just as good as Pre-Stack in such circumstances. Apparently you go for Pre-Stack only for more complicated structure models with large dips and strong lateral velocity variations, as it’s far more time consuming and expensive but necessary to produce similar image quality results. (Also, depth migration is superior to time migration methods but warranted if you think you are onto a winner.) Google it.

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