The Use of Wave Impedance Inversion in Prediction of Magmatic Intrusive Extent in Coal
Cbm Resources
Abstract
Cbm Resources
Abstract
There are 13 boreholes laid out in the Liuqiao mine area,in which,6 coal seams have found magmatic intrusions in Nos.11-6 and 3-2 boreholes,but it is very hard to determine intrusive extent.Thus,seismic well constrained wave impedance inversion technique is used,to use logging data high longitudinal resolution characteristics carry out well side seismic data well constrained inversion.On this basis,inversion has carried out for cross-borehole seismic data to deduce spatial variation of magmatic rocks.Lithologic information revealed from underground indicated that magmatic rock distribution extent in Liuqiao mine area predicted from wave impedance is quite coincided with practically revealed information;the intrusive extent is mainly concentrated in southwestern part of the study area.
A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
There are 13 boreholes laid out in the Liuqiao mine area,in which,6 coal seams have found magmatic intrusions in Nos.11-6 and 3-2 boreholes,but it is very hard to determine intrusive extent.Thus,seismic well constrained wave impedance inversion technique is used,to use logging data high longitudinal resolution characteristics carry out well side seismic data well constrained inversion.On this basis,inversion has carried out for cross-borehole seismic data to deduce spatial variation of magmatic rocks.Lithologic information revealed from underground indicated that magmatic rock distribution extent in Liuqiao mine area predicted from wave impedance is quite coincided with practically revealed information;the intrusive extent is mainly concentrated in southwestern part of the study area.
Key concepts: Geology, Borehole, Lithology, Inversion (geology), Seismology, Coal mining, Wave impedance, High resolution