Method of compensating seismic data for effects of frequency dep

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Seismic prospecting – Land-reflection type

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367 41, 367 46, 367 47, 367 65, G01V 137

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ABSTRACT:
In one exemplar embodiment, an improved method is provided for compensating received propagated seismic signals for the absorption by the earth of all frequencies of a vibrator source signal. The received seismic data is crosscorrelated with the original source signal and a Fourier amplitude spectral analysis obtained. Then an attenuation function is determined by the attenuation exhibited by the spectrum. The quantified attenuation function is then applied as a compensation function to the original source signal to obtain a "weighted" vibrator sweep signal that is then used in crosscorrelating with the received seismic data to compensate for the frequency dependent attenuation in the earth of received propagated seismic data.

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patent: 3582873 (1971-06-01), George, Jr.
patent: 3716829 (1973-02-01), Ruehle

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