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Base Channel' Amplitude: GSPC Report No. 8744/iid

The document discusses seismic amplitude data from an area with potential hydrocarbon deposits. It analyzes various features seen in the seismic data and provides simplified interpretations: 1. Section A shows curvilinear high amplitude features that are interpreted as minor delta or mouthbar sand bodies, not fluvial scroll bars due to being too large in curvature. 2. Section B replaces large channel and lobe features with abundant smaller curvilinear patterns, interpreted as a fluvial channel belt. 3. Section C shows a high sinuosity, low amplitude feature interpreted as a high sinuosity fluvial system, crossing the apparent high amplitudes.

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Base Channel' Amplitude: GSPC Report No. 8744/iid

The document discusses seismic amplitude data from an area with potential hydrocarbon deposits. It analyzes various features seen in the seismic data and provides simplified interpretations: 1. Section A shows curvilinear high amplitude features that are interpreted as minor delta or mouthbar sand bodies, not fluvial scroll bars due to being too large in curvature. 2. Section B replaces large channel and lobe features with abundant smaller curvilinear patterns, interpreted as a fluvial channel belt. 3. Section C shows a high sinuosity, low amplitude feature interpreted as a high sinuosity fluvial system, crossing the apparent high amplitudes.

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GSPC

A. Minor Delta/Mouthbar

Report No. 8744/IId

The apparent curvature of these features is too large to be associated with fluvial scroll bar development.

.21 Q245

.24 Q244

Simplified interpretation with high amplitude features defined as minor delta/mouthbar sand bodies.

Base Channel Amplitude


B. Fluvial Channel Belt
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Q244

.24

Abundant curvilinear features replace the large channel and lobe features seen in image above.
Q244 .12

Amplitudes 80-100m/below Top Dholka Pay

C. High Sinuosity Fluvial System

. Q244

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High sinuosity, low amplitude feature crosses the belt of apparent high amplitudes. This green feature is ~150m wide and has a wavelength of ~1km.
.12

Q244

Apparent edge to high amplitudes may be an artefact associated with the fault.

Amplitude extraction associated with Dholka Pay unit in the area of the Intra Cambay Shale prospect. A marked channel feature is visible on seismic sections and corresponds to the NNE-SSW high amplitude feature visible in A, above. To the north, the feature broadens into a wide zone of higher amplitudes. Although a simple fluvial interpretation is possible, the channel is considered too deep (~120m/s = 130m) to represent a single channel. The curved features in A could be interpreted as scroll bars associated with lateral channel migration, but again are considered too large, particularly as the apparent sinuosity of several kilometres is unreasonably large.

Amplitude on Top Dholka Pay


11B.381.73

FIGURE 4.6 Amplitude Interpretations, Intra Cambay Shale Prospect.

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