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Amplitude Versus Offset for Refracted Waves

P. Borejko, E. Brückl, Werner Chwatal

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The analysis of amplitude versus offset (AVO) is widely used in reflection seismic processing and interpretation. By this technique lithological information (S-wave velocity and density) can be extracted from P-wave reflection coefficients.

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The analysis of amplitude versus offset (AVO) is widely used in reflection seismic processing and interpretation. By this technique lithological information (S-wave velocity and density) can be extracted from P-wave reflection coefficients.

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The analysis of amplitude versus offset (AVO) is widely used in reflection seismic processing and interpretation. By this technique lithological information (S-wave velocity and density) can be extracted from P-wave reflection coefficients.

Key concepts: Amplitude versus offset, Amplitude, Offset (computer science), Reflection (computer programming), Geology, Optics, Reflection coefficient, Geodesy

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