Demonstrates a new method for improving impedance inversion accuracy in complex reservoirs, enhancing computational efficiency.
Seismic impedance inversion is a key technique for extracting reservoir information from seismic data. Traditional model-driven inversion methods often prove inadequate when dealing with complex reservoirs, which has led to the growing adoption of data-driven sparse representation constrained inversion approaches. These methods typically employ redundant dictionary learning to adaptively extract feature information from logging data for effective inversion constraints. Although they excel in enhancing the vertical resolution and accuracy of inversion results, they still suffer from limitations such as high computational complexity and a lack of horizontal feature constraints, resulting in insufficient horizontal continuity, overall accuracy, and computational efficiency. To address these issues, this paper proposes a fast sparse representation-based impedance inversion method using online adaptive reservoir features. Based on logging and seismic data, the method employs an online dictionary learning strategy to adaptively extract both vertical and horizontal reservoir characteristics for sparse representation inversion constraints. To further improve computational efficiency, orthogonal dictionary learning is introduced to reduce computational costs. Ultimately, an impedance inversion method is developed based on online orthogonal dictionary learning that simultaneously imposes adaptive joint constraints on both vertical and horizontal features. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method not only achieves high accuracy and high-resolution inversion results but also offers significant advantages in computational efficiency. • This paper proposes a fast sparse representation-based impedance inversion method using online adaptive reservoir features. Based on logging and seismic data, the method employs an online dictionary learning strategy to adaptively extract both vertical and horizontal reservoir characteristics for sparse representation inversion constraints. • To further improve computational efficiency, orthogonal dictionary learning is introduced to reduce computational costs. • Ultimately, an impedance inversion method is developed based on online orthogonal dictionary learning that simultaneously imposes adaptive joint constraints on both vertical and horizontal features.
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