《Progress in Geophysics and Information Technology》 is Written by the Xiao Lizhi,as follows: incorporates the main achievements in geophysical exploration, geophysical well logging, computer science and technology, electronic engineering and automation by people at the College of Geophysics and Information Engineering (GIE), China University of Petroleum (Beijing) in the past five years (2006- 2010).

Geophysical Exploration

 Physical modelling studies of 3 - D P- wave seismic for fracture detection

 Reservoir fluid substitution effects on seismic profile interpretation: a physical modeling experiment C

 Time- lapse seismic reservoir monitoring technology in China

 Reconstruction from antenna- transformed radar data using a time- domain reconstruction method

 A breast imaging model using microwaves and a time domain three dimensional reconstruction method

 Effect of regularization parameters on geophysical reconstruction

 Analysis of complicated structure seismic wave fields

 Pure S - waves in land P - wave source VSP data

 Propagation characteristics of converted refracted wave and its application in static correction of converted wave

 Anisotropic converted wave amplitude- preserving prestack time migration by the pseudo - offset method

 A new time space domain high- order finite - difference method for the acoustic wave equation

 A practical implicit finite- difference method, examples from seismic modelling

 Acoustic impedance inversion of zero - offset VSP data

 An implicit staggered - grid finite - difference method for seismic modelling

 Estimation of Q and inverse Q filtering for prestack reflected PP - wave and converted PS - waves

 A hybrid scheme for absorbing edge reflections in numerical modeling of wave propagation

 Acoustic VTI modeling with a time- space domain dispersion- relation - based finite- difference scheme

 A seismic modeling analysis of wide and narrow 3D observation systems for channel sand bodies

 Application of 2.5D cross - hole electromagnetic inversion to the field data acquired in Gudao oil field, east China

 Effects of fracture scale length and aperture on seismic properties: an experimental study

 A physical model study of effect of fracture aperture on seismic wave

 Experimental study on the effect of fracture scale on seismic wave characteristics

 Application of neural network in seismic inversion under well logging restraint

 The multi- scaled morphology apply to denoise of the seismic data

 Tomography in frequency domain using wave equation

 Seismic reflection characteristics of fluvial sand and shale thin interbedded layers

 Effects of near surface absorption on the reflection characteristics of continental interbedded strata: take Dagang oitfield as an example

 Modeling air gun signatures in marine seismic exploration considering multiple physical factors

 Characteristics of fluid substitution in porous rocks

 Optimized non- hyperbolic stack imaging based on interpretation model

 Enhancing the resolution of seismic data based on the generalized S- transform

 Radar polarimetry analysis applied to single - hole fully polarimetric borehole radar

 Consistency analysis of subsurface fracture characterization using different polarimetry techniques by a borehole radar

 Experimental implementation and assessment of two polarimetric calibration approaches applied for a fully polarimetric borehole radar

 A fully polarimetric borehole radar based numerical modelling, fully polarimetric response to synthetic fractures and "fluid substitution"

 Purposeless repeated acquisition time- lapse seismic data processing

 Reservoir prediction using pre- stack inverted elastic parameters

 Free- surface multiple attenuation using inverse data processing in the coupled plane- wave domain

 Subtle trap recognition method based on seismic sedimentology: a case study from shengli oilfield

 Fracture effects in seismic attenuation images reconstructed by waveform tomography

 Measuring veloeitv dispersion and attenuation in the exploration seismic frequency band

Geophysical Well Logging

Computer Science and Technology

Electronic Engineering and Automation