Permafrost rocks, which cover about 60% of the territory of Russia, differ in their physical properties from thawed counterparts. Seismic velocities and electrical resistivity increase significantly in frozen rock. When building models of the depth distribution of seismic velocities, special consideration is needed for the distortions introduced by high-speed permafrost strata, which are also characterized by lateral heterogeneity (taliks) and variable thickness. Geoelectrical sections constructed along the lines of seismic profiles allow us to determine the variations in thickness of the permafrost layer. In addition, basing on known (regional, literary and well-logging data) and newly established correlation dependences between resistance and seismic velocities, it is possible to determine the initial velocities of the highest, unresolved, horizons for their usage in seismic modeling and inversion. The geophysical data obtained in the Eastern part of the Yenisei-Khatanga regional trough, located in the center of Taimyr peninsula, served as a ground material for elaboration of the methodology of the electrical exploration data on the structure of the permafrost implementation for the seismic exploration section construction. Regional geophysical work is currently being carried out in this area in order to identify oil and gas prospective zones.......

In this paper the authors are presenting the new approach for predicting fractured areas using seismic data together with well log information (sonic and micro imagers). Proposed approach was successfully applied on several discoveries in Timano-Pechora province. Recently drilled wells confirmed presence of the predicted fractured areas.......

In this paper we propose an algorithm for 3D reflection tomography for constructing initial depth velocity models for migration velocity analysis. It is based on the use of the results of time processing, namely, standard velocity analysis and pre-stack time migration. The real data example shows its effectiveness.......

This paper considers azimuthal AVA inversion of seismic data: at first, 2D model and then real 3D data. A special regularization procedure based on Rüger equation is proposed and studied. As a result of the inversion, we obtain volumes of elastic properties and relative anisotropy parameters. Their interpretation is based on microseismic monitoring of hydraulic fracturing.......

In the article, way of wavelet form compensation for poststack seismic data is shown. 1D modeling was carried out and correction with different optimization methods was done.......