Providing seismic sections for drilling systems
US-2020263529-A1 · Aug 20, 2020 · US
US12529812B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-12529812-B2 |
| Application number | US-202218014177-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jan 13, 2022 |
| Priority date | Jan 19, 2021 |
| Publication date | Jan 20, 2026 |
| Grant date | Jan 20, 2026 |
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Sound signal when a wave generated by a geo-acoustic event source reaches any monitoring point (S1), constructing a theoretical propagation difference model and an observed propagation difference model of the waveform characterization quantity between monitoring points, to calculate a waveform characterization quantity difference value between two monitoring points (S2); and constructing an objective function based on the theoretical propagation difference model and the observed propagation difference model, and obtaining the location of the geo-acoustic event by means of inversion based on the objective function (S3). According to the geo-acoustic event location method, the arrival time, time domain parameters, spectral information, and waveform shape of the geo-acoustic signal when the wave generated by the geo-acoustic event source reaches any monitoring point are considered, then the non-uniformity of a propagation medium is comprehensively reflected, and the inversion precision of geo-acoustic event location is finally improved.
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An intelligent geo-acoustic sensor, comprising a geo-acoustic sensing unit, an automatic gain and acoustic-electric conversion unit, an RC filtering network unit, an analog-to-digital conversion unit, an intelligent sensing filter unit and a photoelectric conversion unit, wherein the geo-acoustic sensing unit, the automatic gain and acoustic-electric conversion unit, the RC filtering network unit, the analog-to-digital conversion unit, the intelligent sensing filter unit and the photoelectric conversion unit are connected to each other in a communication mode; wherein the geo-acoustic sensing unit acquires multi-band geo-acoustic signals; the automatic gain and acoustic-electric conversion unit is configured for converting a geo-acoustic signal into an analog signal, and performing initial adjustment on the analog signal to realize a fast response of a weak signal gain; the RC filtering network unit is configured for truncating the analog signal in a frequency domain to complete preliminary filtering; the analog-to-digital conversion unit is configured for converting the analog signal into a digital signal; the intelligent sensing filter unit is configured for performing denoising and filtering processing on the digital signal; and the photoelectric conversion unit is configured for converting the digital signal into an optical signal, wherein a signal acquired by the intelligent geo-acoustic sensor is used for locating a geo-acoustic event according to steps of a geo-acoustic event location method comprising the following steps: S1: acquiring an observed value of a waveform characterization quantity of the geo-acoustic event, the waveform characterization quantity comprising: any combination of an arrival time time domain parameters, spectral information, and waveform shape of a geo-acoustic signal when a wave generated by a geo-acoustic event source reaches any monitoring point; S2: constructing a theoretical propagation difference model and an observed propagation difference model of the waveform characterization quantity between monitoring points, wherein a waveform characterization quantity difference value between two monitoring points is calculated; and S3: constructing an objective function based on the theoretical propagation difference model and the observed propagation difference model and obtaining a location of the geo-acoustic event by inversion based on the objective function. 2 . The intelligent geo-acoustic sensor according to claim 1 , wherein a metal full-shielding frame is disposed outside the intelligent geo-acoustic sensor. 3 . The intelligent geo-acoustic sensor according to claim 1 , wherein in the geo-acoustic event location method, the objective function is as follows: G ( x p ,y p ,z p , . . . )=min Σ( DA xyz +DF xyz +DS xyz +DT xyz ) wherein G(x p , y p , z p , . . . ) indicates the objective function of the geo-acoustic event (x p , y p , z p ), x p , y p , z p is a position coordinate of the geo-acoustic event, and DF xyz , DA xyz , DS xyz and DT xyz indicate a degree of deviation of an observed quantity and a theoretical value of a propagation difference of the waveform characterization quantity, respectively. 4 . The intelligent geo-acoustic sensor according to claim 3 , wherein in the geo-acoustic event location method, formulas for calculating DF xyz , DA xyz , DS xyz and DT xyz are respectively as follows: DT xyz =Σ(Δ t xyz nm −Δt 0 nm ) 2 DA xyz =Σ(Δ A xyz nm −ΔA 0 nm ) 2 DF xyz =Σ(Δ f xyz nm −Δf 0 nm ) 2 DS xyz =Σ(Δ S xyz nm −ΔS 0 nm ) 2 wherein Δt xyz nm and Δt 0 nm respectively indicate a theoretical arrival time difference and an observed quantity of the arrival time difference between two different monitoring points m and n; ΔA xyz nm and ΔA 0 nm respectively indicate a theoretical attenuation difference and an observed value of an attenuation difference of the time domain parameters a 0 between two different monitoring points m and n; Δf xyz nm and Δf 0 nm respectively indicate a theoretical difference value and an observed difference value of the spectral information f between two different monitoring points m and n; and ΔS xyz nm and ΔS 0 nm respectively indicate a theoretical value of a waveform shape evolution difference and an observed value of the waveform shape evolution difference between two different monitoring points m and n. 5 . The intelligent geo-acoustic sensor according to claim 1 , wherein in the geo-acoustic event location method, the time domain parameters comprise any one or any combination of a rise time, a duration, an amplitude and energy time domain parameters of a waveform, and the spectral information is any combination of all frequency information of the waveform after Fourier decomposition; and the waveform shape is a function, wherein the function defines a shape of a geo-acoustic signal waveform in a time domain. 6 . A geo-acoustic event monitoring system, comprising a geo-acoustic signal sensing module, a geo-acoustic event location module and a geo-acoustic event instability disaster early warning module, wherein the geo-acoustic signal sensing module, the geo-acoustic event location module and the geo-acoustic event instability disaster early warning module are connected in a communication mode, wherein the geo-acoustic signal sensing module is configured for sensing geo-acoustic signals; the geo-acoustic event location module is configured for locating geo-acoustic events by using a geo-acoustic event location method; and the geo-acoustic event instability disaster early warning module is configured for performing instability disaster early warning analysis by using an instability disaster early warning method based on the geo-acoustic event location method, wherein the instability disaster early warning method comprises the following steps: step 1: forming self-clustering clusters according to a location result of the geo-acoustic event, the self-clustering clusters being obtained by clustering a spatial distribution of the geo-acoustic event; step 2: counting precursor index information of each of the self-clustering clusters according to a pre-set time window, wherein the precursor index information is any combination of indexes of a relative energy, a moment magnitude, an apparent volume, b value of each of the self-clustering clusters, a time series change of a rate of geo-acoustic events, a dominant frequency and a corner frequency of the geo-acoustic event in each of the self-clustering clusters; and if a sum of a category of precursor indexes of all the geo-acoustic events in each of the self-clustering clusters under one time window becomes larger compared with a sum of a same category of precursor indexes under a previous time window, a precursor factor of the corresponding precursor index is 1; and step 3: performing instability disaster early warning analysis based on precursor factors of precursor indexes of each of the self-clustering clusters, wherein a risk increases as a sum of the precursor factors of all the precursor indexes of each of the self-clustering clusters increases, wherein the geo-acoustic event location method comprising the following steps: S1: acquiring an observed value of a waveform characterization quantity of the geo-acoustic event, the waveform characterization quantity comprising: any combination of an arrival time time domain parameters, spectral information, and waveform shape of a geo-acoustic signal when a wave generated by a geo-acoustic event source reaches any monitoring point; S2: constructing a theoretical propagation difference model and an observed propagation difference model of the w
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