Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Seismic prospecting – Land-reflection type
Patent
1999-02-19
1999-10-19
Barlow, John
Communications, electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices
Seismic prospecting
Land-reflection type
367 46, 367 49, 367 52, 367 63, G01V 136, G01V 100
Patent
active
059700238
ABSTRACT:
Marine seismic data sets are generally under-sampled spatially because of the relatively long listening times required in deep water. It is customary to use very long spreads in the field thereby enhancing aliasing and interference from coherent noise. A seismic-signal data processing method is proposed that applies a combination of a forward parabolic Radon transform and a linear Radon transform to the data, followed by a further transform to a three-dimensional frequency domain. In this domain, a deterministic operator is applied to the data to sharpen the Radon-domain response thereof. The data are then scavenged of noise in the Radon domain and inversely transformed back into the time-space domain.
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Chambers Ronald E.
Gulunay Necati
Baker Hughes Incorporated
Barlow John
Jolly Anthony
Riddle J. Albert
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