The invention discloses a method for eliminating out-of-well geologic
body orientation uncertainty based on eccentric measurement of a
dipole acoustic
logging instrument, and the method mainly comprises the steps: carrying out the eccentric measurement of an orthogonal
dipole acoustic
logging instrument in a well, separating out an out-of-well reflection
signal from collected four-component data, and carrying out the migration imaging; forming a synthetic
signal SH transmitted and received in the phi direction by using the four-component reflected signals, and changing the phi value to obtain an angle phi0 when the SH reaches the
maximum amplitude; synthesizing signals Ns1 and Ns2 by using the four-component reflection data, and comparing phase differences of the signals Ns1 and Ns2; establishing a law chart that the
phase difference between the Ns1 and the Ns2 changes along with the orientation of the reflector; judging the real orientation of the reflector and converting the real orientation to a fixed coordinate
system; and carrying out migration imaging on the
maximum amplitude signal SH (phi0), and determining the distance from the reflector to the well. According to the method, the
azimuth 180-degree uncertainty in
dipole transverse wave far detection is eliminated through eccentric measurement of an existing instrument, and the economical efficiency and the practicability are high; and the amplitude and phase information in the four-component reflection signal is comprehensively utilized, so that the
processing result is more accurate.