Original paper
Effective Stress Coefficient for Seismic Velocities in Carbonate Rocks: Effects of Pore Characteristics and Fluid Types
Abstract
The concept of effective stress is key for understanding the dependence of rock elastic and compaction behaviors on stress and pore-fluid pressure. Previous studies on the concept largely used data acquired on siliciclastic rocks. Carbonate rocks, however, display elastic and compaction behaviors that can be very different than those of siliciclastic rocks. For example, applying most velocity-to-pore-pressure transforms in the context of...
Paper Details
Title
Effective Stress Coefficient for Seismic Velocities in Carbonate Rocks: Effects of Pore Characteristics and Fluid Types
Published Date
Nov 20, 2018
Journal
Volume
176
Issue
4
Pages
1467 - 1485
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