Research on Geological Structure Inversion Method with Acoustic Computed Tomography and Borehole Data

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  • (1. Shanghai Jiaotong University Hike (Group) Co. Ltd., Shanghai 200240, China; 2. Guangzhou Salvage Bureau of the Ministry of Transport, Guangzhou 510260, China; 3. Tianjin Cement Industry Design and Research Institute Co. Ltd., Tianjin 300400, China)

Online published: 2013-08-12

Abstract

This article firstly proposes two problems related to geological structure inversion with acoustic computed tomography (CT):  the results surveyed are different from true stratum layers;  the existing acoustic CT inversion methods are based on wave’s travel route and velocity analysis, which is short of comprehensive analysis of the revealed geological data. Then, it puts forward the method of applying the borehole data to revise acoustic CT investigation result through controlling the boundary velocity. This method comprehensively uses acoustic data and borehole data to invert the rock masses’ shear wave speed. Comparing to calculating the rock mass’ wave speed with acoustic data alone, it makes full use of the information, and the results obtained are closer to real stratum. Finally, it applies the method to engineering project and the results gotten with the method are more accurate, which shows the reliability and accuracy of the method.

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GUO Qiang1* (郭 强), LIANG Zhi-wei2 (梁志伟), LIAO Zheng-biao3 (廖正彪) . Research on Geological Structure Inversion Method with Acoustic Computed Tomography and Borehole Data[J]. Journal of Shanghai Jiaotong University(Science), 2013 , 18(3) : 284 -288 . DOI: 10.1007/s12204-013-1395-0

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