There are numerous facies-sensitive
and fluid-sensitive attributes other than instantaneous amplitude, phase,
and frequency that can be extracted from seismic data. One example is continuity,
which measures lateral variations in reflection waveshape along a defined
surface. Other examples are statistical properties that define significant
variations in reflection character along a defined analysis window.
This module covers only
the basic concepts of the primary attributes (amplitude, phase, frequency)
that should always be analyzed in any reservoir characterization effort.
