Angle-dependent Tomostatics
Lucio Mayer, Richard D. Miller, Julian Ivanov, Torben Weis, Bob Anderson
Abstract
Lucio Mayer, Richard D. Miller, Julian Ivanov, Torben Weis, Bob Anderson
Abstract
Statics are a dynamic problem that affects most seismic surveys. The key to addressing the statics problem is an accurate estimation of near-surface velocity variability. Reflection velocity analysis is critical to meaningful CMP stacks, however a reliable velocity function depends on reflections with the trace-to-trace static variability associated with an irregular near-surface velocity. Using conventional correlation approaches the problem then becomes cyclic because the relationship between statics estimations and corrections are intertwined with reflection velocity analysis.
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Statics are a dynamic problem that affects most seismic surveys. The key to addressing the statics problem is an accurate estimation of near-surface velocity variability. Reflection velocity analysis is critical to meaningful CMP stacks, however a reliable velocity function depends on reflections with the trace-to-trace static variability associated with an irregular near-surface velocity. Using conventional correlation approaches the problem then becomes cyclic because the relationship between statics estimations and corrections are intertwined with reflection velocity analysis.
Key concepts: Statics, TRACE (psycholinguistics), Reflection (computer programming), Surface (topology), Comparative statics, Function (biology), Geology, Mathematical analysis