Fracture is a significant element of volcanic reservoir.The volcanic fracture quantitative prediction is one of the frontier issues in oil geophysical prospecting technology research.Based on the geological characteristics of volcanic and the prestack 3D seismic data,P-wave azimuthal anisotropy is applied to predict the facture orientation and the facture relative density in volcanic reservoir.Then FMI calibration is adopted to quantitatively calculate the fracture density with actual geological significance.This method is applied for fracture quantitative prediction in the volcanic layer of Yingcheng formation,Songnan Gasfield.The prediction
result is closely related to the development laws of volcanic fracture,and coincided with the main gas reservoir zones in Songnan Gasfield.The practical application shows that this well-seismic combination method based on P-wave azimuthal anisotropy can quantitatively predict volcanic fracture effectively.