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Reservoir Seismic Services


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Go further into your reservoir

Schlumberger Reservoir Seismic Services (RSS) provides a fully integrated suite of services for accurate reservoir property prediction, from exploration through production management, including using data between wells for improved drilling success.

With worldwide expertise integrated with the Schlumberger seismic processing, interpretation, modeling software, and leading-edge ISIS proprietary technology. RSS takes seismic technology further into your reservoir for better seismic inversion and reservoir characterization.

RSS offers a complete integrated suite of services:
  • Data Processing Optimization
    Ensures that the seismic data is in the best possible condition for velocity analysis, inversion, and integration of seismic attributes into the reservoir characterization workflow

  • Static Inversion
    Inversion of seismic traces to derive velocity, acoustic and elastic impedance, Poisson's ratio and density

  • Dynamic Inversion
    4D inversion with time-lapse monitoring of acoustic and elastic reservoir properties

  • Reservoir Property Mapping
    Rock physics modeling, rock property inversion, and mapping of seismic-derived overburden and reservoir properties

  • Seismic Reservoir Modeling
    Forward and inverse modeling and generation of geostatistically consistent high-frequency reservoir models

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