COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SEISMIC MIGRATION METHOD TO CHARACTERIZE RESERVOIR HYDROCARBON IN KANGEAN BLOCK, BALI SEA USING MODEL BASED ON ACOUSTIC IMPEDANCE INVERSION

Reservoir characterization is an important method in gas and oil exploration. In order to obtain accuracy for defining reservoir, required seismic image that similar to the actual seismic image. The complexity of earth structure could cause diffracted waves, therefore, seismic image was diffracted from its actual position. This study applies Kirchhoff and Stolt (F-K) seismic migration methods to restore the position of the reflector at the actual time and depth seismic data in North Bali. Seismic data is integrated with APS-1 well data as controls to be converted with model-based inversion techniques so as to characterize the reservoir. This study aims to compare the results of seismic migration namely Stolt and Kirchhoff migration to be converted using a model-based inversion method so that it can be seen to what extent the quality of seismic data influences the reservoir characterization process. Correlation value from the results of regression analysis between inversion log impedance and well impedance log data in Kirchhoff migration is 0.739 and regression error is 873.54, while the Stolt migration has a correlation value of 0.698 and an error value of 1236.17. This shows that Kirchhoff's migration is better than Stolt migration both qualitatively and quantitatively in characterizing hydrocarbon reservoirs.