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The paper presents a concept and basic scope of work for technology of estimating stress and deformation of the rock media and pore pressure propagation using conventional seismic data. This technology is based on the model of the discrete fractured media, incorporating fluid dynamic and geomechanic factors for seismic wave. Outlined basic physical assumptions, determined the place of this technology in modern sequence of seismic reservoir characterization methods in order to forecast the elastic and reservoir properties for effective exploration and safe drilling.

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2016-10-04
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