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eGWM

Fast and Efficient Wave Equation Imaging

eGWM offers high frequency, true amplitude imaging in a fraction of the time it takes to run RTM.

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Naturally attenuating multiples and noise by design, eGWM outputs clean angle gathers. Hence, no need for pre-conditioning and error-prone offset-to-angle conversion. Its outputs are ideal for AVA studies and seismic inversion.

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eGWM is positioned to replace RTM and legacy ray-based imaging methods such as Kirchhoff.​

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eGWM

GRT

Accurate Imaging AVA Compliant

GRT provides superior depth imaging and more geologically meaningful structure compared to other ray-based migration methods.

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GRT correctly determines reflection coefficients, incidence angles, and corresponding amplitudes. It delivers ​angle gathers as standard output which are perfect for generating accurate elastic attributes.

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GRT

eGWM Reservoir

Rock Physics and Inversion for eGWM

Get maximum return from your eGWM investment with complementary rock physics and elastic inversion.​

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Discover how seismic response at your reservoir can fluctuate to changes in reservoir fluids, lithology, porosity, and thickness.

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Utilise the precise amplitudes from eGWM with deterministic or geostatistical inversion and upgrade your elastic attributes, allowing for improved delineation of existing reservoirs and identify potential targets.​​​​

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eGWM Reservoir

eRTM

Next Generation RTM

RTM is a preferred method of imaging in complex geological environments subject to rapid velocity changes and anisotropy.

 

Conventional RTM suffers from side effects at sharp boundaries linked to correlation and dispersion. 

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eRTM uses different types of boundary conditions to solve the common problems inherent in standard RTM. 

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eRTM

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