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Meeting Schedule 会议日程 MEETING SCHEDULE 会议日程 Sunday, 5 August 2018 09:00-18:00......Onsite Registration 13:45-18:00......Tutorial Open Discussion Chairs: Hong Cao, Shumin Chen Meeting Room2-Wu Yi Shan Ting(4th Floor) 17:00-17:30......Session Chair Meeting Meeting Room: (TBC) Monday, 6 August 2018 07:30-17:00......Onsite Registration 08:30-08:35......Welcome Remarks by Bangliu Zhao, CNPC 08:35-08:40......Welcome Remarks by Daqing Oil Field Company,CNPC(TBC) 08:40-08:45......Welcome Remarks by NorthEast Petroleum University(TBC) Session I: 2018 SEG Reservoir Geophysics Workshop keynotes Chairs: Weiqi Yi, Hong Cao Meeting Room 1 – Long Feng Hall (2nd Floor) 08:45-09:10......Keynote1: From seismic to reservoir engineering (Xuri Huang, Southwest Petroleum University) 09:10-09:35......Keynote2: Progress and Application of Geophysical Technology in continental thin inter-bedded sandstone oil reservoirs (Shumin Chen, E&D Research Institute of Daqing OilField Company Ltd.) 09:35-10:00......Keynote3: Improved Reserves Calculations Using Geostatistical Seismic Inversion (Peter Mesdag, CGG) 10:00-10:25......Keynote4: Inverse scattering migration inversion for primary and multiple VSP data (Weijian Mao, Institute of Geodesy and Geophysics, CAS) 10:25-10:55......Group Photo, Coffee break & Poster Session 10:55-11:20......Keynote5: Progress and Application in Reservoir Geophysics (Yanguang Wang, SINOPEC) 11:20-11:45......Keynote6: Reservoir Geophysics- the past, present, and future (Subhashis Mallick, The University of Wyoming, USA) 11:45-13:30......Lunch Session II: Geophysics for Value Enhancement: Surface and Subsurface Chairs: Wenchao Chen, Jianmin Wang Meeting Room 1 – Long Feng Hall (2nd Floor) 13:30-13:55......Keynote7: High-resolution, true-amplitude reservoir imaging: Combining deabsorption migration with Hessian based spatial deconvolution (Jianfeng Zhang, Institute of Geology and Geophysics, CAS) 13:55-14:15......Fault Analysis of Azimuth Curvature Attribute Based on Curvelet Transform (Songming Liu12*, Xiaotao Wen12, Leihao Li12, Jixin Yang12, Xin Chen12,1State Key Laboratory of Oil and Gas Reservoir Geology and Exploitation, Chengdu University of Technology, 2College of Geophysics,Chengdu University of Technology) 14:15-14:35......High resolution seismic imaging oriented to thin sandstone reservoir in Songliao Basin (Chen Zhide*, Chen Shumin, Wang Cheng, and Zhao Zhonghua, DPRI Daqing Oilfield,Petrochina) 14:35-14:55......Denoising seismic data using the adaptively filter parameter selection nonlocal means algorithm (Wei Liu1, Ying Shi1*, and Xuan Ke1, 1Northeast Petroleum University) 14:55-15:15......Frequency-divided inversion based on sparse window S transform (LI Lei-hao12, WEN Xiao-tao12, YANG Ji-xin12, RAN Xi-yang12, LIU Song-ming12, 1Institute of Geophysics, Chengdu University of Technology, Chengdu, Sichuan,2State Key Laboratory of Oil and Gas Reservoir Geology and Exploitation, Chengdu University of Technology, Chengdu, Sichuan) 15:15-15:50......Coffee Break and Poster Session 15:50-16:10......Frequency-expansion analysis based on Compressed Sensing and application of low-frequency compensation (RAN Xi-yang1,2, ZHOU Huai- lai1,2, YANG Ji-xin1,2, LI Lei-hao1,2, LONG Dan1,2,1State Key Laboratory of Oil and Gas Reservoir Geology and Exploitation, Chengdu,Sichuan,2Geophysical Institute, Chengdu University of Technology, Chengdu, Sichuan) 16:10-16:30......SMI -A High-Resolution Seismic Inversion based on Waveform Indicated of Reservoir Geophysics (Yang Hui1,2, Bi Jianjun2,3, Huang Junbin4, China University of Petroleum Science, Beijing) 16:30-16:50......Application of channel sand prediction based on seismic sedimentology in evaluation and development (Ke Qin,BGP) 16:50-17:10......Surface wave suppressing method for single-point “two wide one high” seismic data (Chu Haihong, Exploration and Development Research Institute of Daqing Oilfield Company LLC) 17:10-17:30...... Increasing the value of seismic data with pre-stack spectral blueing (Brian Villamizar, Liu Hanyang, Nianfu Cheng) Session III: Reservoir Rock Physics and Reservoir Geomechanics Chairs: Junxing Cao, Zhenyu Zhu Meeting Room 2-Wu Yi Shan Hall (4th Floor) 13:30-13:55......Keynote8: Theoretical Basis and Application of the Five-dimension Seismic Data Interpretation (Xingyao Yin, China University of Petroleum (East China)) 13:55-14:15......Rock Property Measurement and Analysis of Carbonate Rocks (Chengcheng Li*, Kefei Zhang, Zhonggao Ma, Weihua Liu) 14:15-14:35......The influence of crack density on the accuracy of effective mediums: a physical model study (Da Shuai*, Jianxin Wei, Bangrang Di, Huimin Su) 14:35-14:55......Domain Adaptive Adaboosting based Inter-Well Lithology Identification (Cao Zhimin1,2*, Chen Shumin3, Mu Haiwei1, Han Jian1, Zhao Haibo3, Li Kuizhou3, Wang Zhentao1) 14:55-15:15......4D Geomechanical Research in Hydraulic fracturing of Unconventional Reservoir (Xingning Huang*, Zhenzhou Yang, Suogang Jia, Ziyi Guo, Erqiang Zhao, Wenjia Li) 15:15-15:50......Coffee Break and Poster Session 15:50-16:10......Dispersion measurement and analysis of carbonates (Teng Long, Jianguo Zhao, Shangxu Wang, Zhongqun Huang, Fei Li) 16:10-16:30......Poroelastic seismic analysis and field data interpretation (Luanxiao Zhao1*, De-hua Han2, Jianhua Geng1, Rui Zhou3, Hemin Yuan2, Jingkang Yang1, Hui Li4, and Qiuliang Yao5) 16:30-16:50...... The Application of Geophysical Technology in Recognition of Sedimentary Characteristics at Extra-high Water Cut Field (Yan Jiang*, Dongmei Cai, Cao Li, Shunguo Cheng) 16:50-17:10...... A Segmentation Method with Weighting Factors for Porosity Evaluation using Digital Rock Technology (GUO Chen1,2, CHEN Long1, WANG Fan1, MAVKO Gary2) 17:10-17:30......Sensitivity of the Effective Electrical Properties of Porous Rock Model to the Geometry of the Pore Space (Chen Guo1,2, Yan Chen1, Osama Alnasery2, Gary Mavko2) Tuesday, 7 August 2018 08:00-16:00......Onsite Registration Session IV: Reservoir Modeling and Inversion Chairs: Hongkui Ge, Shuangxi Wang Meeting Room 2-Wu Yi Shan Hall (4th Floor) 08:30-08:55......Keynote9: (Jinghuai Gao, Xi’an Jiaotong University) 08:55-09:15......Physical properties of methane hydrate-bearing unconsolidated fine sediments: laboratory measurement and rock physics modelling (Zhiqiang YANG1*, Tao HE1, Songbo LONG1, Hailong LU21) 09:15-09:35......Seismic data prediction lithology sequence model based on machine learning (Siqi Li, Xuri Huang, and Huihui Cao*) 09:35-09:55......Alternating traveltime tomography and waveform inversion for near- surface imaging (Xuebao Guo*1, Ying Shi1, Hong Liu2,3, Hongliang Jing4, Zhen Zhang5) 09:55-10:20......Coffee Break and Poster Session 10:20-10:40......Frequency dependence of fluid-saturated carbonates’ elastic parameters (Yang Zhifang1*, Cao Hong1, Wang DaXing2, Yan Xinfei1, 1Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration & Development, CNPC, 2Exploration and Development Research Institute of Petrochina Changqing Oilfield Company) 10:40-11:00......Improved edge detection attributes to finely characterize the complex fluvial reservoirs (Qie Ying*, Wang JianLi,Bai Qingyun,Yu qian) 11:00-11:20...... Hybrid tight oil Reservoirs Modeling and Inversion (Minghui Lu*, Hong Cao, Xinfei Yan, Zhifang Yang, Xiaoming Li, Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina; Weitao Sun, Tsinghua University) 11:20-11:40......Joint Impedance and Facies Inversion for Improved Subsurface Uncertainty Quantification (Kester Waters and Michael Kemper, Peng XueBing*) 11:40-12:00......High-Resolution Structural Curvature Estimation Based on Gradient Structure Tensor (Xiaokai Wang, Shumin Chen, Cheng Wang, Jiangyun Pei, Wenchao Chen,) 12:00-13:30......Lunch Session V: VSP for Reservoir Property Extraction, Seismic Guided Drilling and Seismic While Drilling for Horizontal Wells Chairs: Yanpeng Li, Jianguo Yan Meeting Room 1- Long Feng Hall (2nd Floor) 08:30-08:55......Keynote10: 3.5D+4D Seismic Reservoir Surveillance in Case of no Baseline Survey (Yun Ling, CNPC) 08:55-09:15......VSP reverse time migration: theoretical model study and application (Chen Keyang, Research Institute of Exploration and Development of Daqing Oil Field) 09:15-09:35......Selected-aperture imaging of walkaway VSP reverse time migration (Ke Xuan*, Shi Ying, School of Earth Science, Northeast Petroleum University) 09:35-09:55......The anisotropic parameter inversion near the Walkaway VSP well hole and the application in crack analysis (Zaijin Zhang*, Keyang Chen, Xingcai Fan, Weili Hou, Kun Bao, Yuqian He, Exploration and Development Research Institute of Daqing Oilfield) 09:55-10:20......Coffee Break and Poster Session 10:20-10:40......Application of microseismic monitoring technology in repeated fracturing of horizontal wells (Feng Heng1*, Yumei Wang2, Sizhe Wang1, Bo Liu1, Xueli Liang1 and Na Li1, 1BGP Inc., 2CNPC) 10:40-11:00......Sand-conglomerate Reservoirs Comprehensive Study Based on Microseismic Techniques (Shize Wang*, Rui Guo, Feng Heng and Xuemei Dai) 11:00-11:20...... Application of Micro-seismic Surface Monitoring Technology in Multi- Well Pad Simultaneous Hydraulic Fracturing (Tongyun Yao1, Jian Tang2, and Li Qin2) 11:20-11:40......Studies on collar wave characteristics of acoustic logging while drilling in the spatial domain (Yunjia Ji*, Xiao He, Hao Chen, and Xiuming Wang) 11:40-12:00......The trajectory adjustment method for horizontal well drilling in thin- layered media (Wei Xuerui , Yu Chengye*) 12:00-13:30......Lunch Session VI: Reservoir Description Techniques Chairs: Jinfeng Ma, Baoquan Song Meeting Room
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