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Seismic Data Separation for Simultaneous Pulse Source Operation
A. V. Tarasov, A. A. Shuvalov, A. I. Konkov, V. I. Ignatev, B. M. Kashtan, A. N. Oshkin
The article is devoted to multisource technology—a new direction in geophysics that provides high seismic performance due to the simultaneous use of several seismic sources. The main problem when working with multiple sources is separation of the interfering wave fields. To solve this, we propose a hyperbolic median filtering method, which uses the hyperbolicity of the travel-time curve of reflected waves in a common midpoint gather. Additionally, an inversion algorithm is used to adjust signal amplitudes after separation. This approach demonstrates good results with synthetic data.
https://doi.org/10.3103/S0747923920010120
The article is devoted to multisource technology—a new direction in geophysics that provides high seismic performance due to the simultaneous use of several seismic sources. The main problem when working with multiple sources is separation of the interfering wave fields. To solve this, we propose a hyperbolic median filtering method, which uses the hyperbolicity of the travel-time curve of reflected waves in a common midpoint gather. Additionally, an inversion algorithm is used to adjust signal amplitudes after separation. This approach demonstrates good results with synthetic data.
https://doi.org/10.3103/S0747923920010120