Synthetic seismogram from a well in deepwater Nigeria. Proper display should always: 1.- start with the caliper curve (tells the audience how reliable are the logs), 2.- continue with the display of the time-depth table the synthetic is using, 3.- show essential geologic logs i.e. SP/GR and resistivity (tells the audience something about the geology), 4.- clearly display the sonic and density logs the synthetic is based on 5.- show the Acoustic impedance curve (AI) (tells the audience how the seismic data sees the gerology) 6.- show the reflection coefficient curve (tells the audience where prominent soft kicks and hard kicks will be, 7.- show the wavelet (essential that it has the same bandwith, polarity and phase as the field seismic data, 9.- show a trace extracted from the field seismic data at the well in blue 10.- show a scale on the left or right, showing both time and depth. In this case, the sonic and density logs required some editing for washouts prior to modeling.
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