Method of analyzing waveforms
AssigneeSchlumberger Technology Corporation
InventorsDouglas Miller, Fred E. Stanke
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AssigneeSchlumberger Technology Corporation
InventorsDouglas Miller, Fred E. Stanke
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A method of analyzing a spatial series of waveforms, each waveform of which contains components arising from at least two substantially uncorrelated features, includes the steps of sorting the waveforms into groups or bins according to values of one or more of the features, determining a mean waveform for each group or bin, subtracting the mean waveform from each waveform in the group or bin, returning the waveforms to the original order of the series and determining a remaining feature. Binning, the process of sorting waveforms into groups based on values of features, can be performed for one feature determined from the waveform or for several features. All that is required is that the binning criteria are substantially uncorrelated with the feature of interest. An example of a binning criterion can be frequency or period of a component of the waveform. Also a value of a physical parameter calculated from the waveform can be used as a binning criterion.
A method of analyzing waveforms which contain components arising from at least first and second substantially uncorrelated features, the method comprising:
A method of analyzing acoustic waveforms obtained in a cased well, comprising:
A method of analyzing acoustic waveforms obtained in a well having a casing located therein and surrounded by cement, comprising:
A method of analyzing waveforms which contain components arising from at least first and second substantially uncorrelated features, the method comprising:
A method of analyzing acoustic waveforms obtained in a cased well, comprising:
A method of analyzing acoustic waveforms obtained in a well having a casing located therein and surrounded by cement, comprising:
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