Flexural wave attenuation

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Seismic prospecting – Offshore prospecting

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ABSTRACT:
A seismic information processing method and apparatus includes attenuating flexural wave noise information from seismic information. Flexural wave information removal includes receiving the seismic information using an information processing device interface, the seismic information having a plurality of directional components acquired using a multi-axis motion sensor coupled to ice floating on a body of water, the seismic information including desired seismic information and the flexural wave information. A noise model of the flexural wave information may be generated using at least one of the plurality of seismic information directional components using an information processing device. The noise model is improved using an adaptive correction filter, and the improved noise model is applied to at least one directional component of the received seismic information to attenuate the flexural wave information wave in the seismic information.

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