VARIABLE RANGE 3 D PRESTACK DEPTH MIGRATION BY PHASE SHIFT PLUS CORRECTION
Lu Li
Abstract
Lu Li
Abstract
The theory and practice prove that prestack depth migration is the most accurate imaging method of seismic wavefield at present. Based on 2 D prestack depth migration and the creation of migration velocity model , the authors have studied and realized the method and software of variable range 3 D prestack depth migration . The migration imaging range is determined according to the structural attitude of 3 D velocity model , and the variable range 3 D prestack depth migration is done on the CSP gathers by phase shift plus correction . The migrated structural feature is more distinct. The method is a kind of full wave equation migration and is characterized by the high wavefield imaging precision and good adaptation to the models.
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The theory and practice prove that prestack depth migration is the most accurate imaging method of seismic wavefield at present. Based on 2 D prestack depth migration and the creation of migration velocity model , the authors have studied and realized the method and software of variable range 3 D prestack depth migration . The migration imaging range is determined according to the structural attitude of 3 D velocity model , and the variable range 3 D prestack depth migration is done on the CSP gathers by phase shift plus correction . The migrated structural feature is more distinct. The method is a kind of full wave equation migration and is characterized by the high wavefield imaging precision and good adaptation to the models.
Key concepts: Prestack, Variable (mathematics), Geology, Range (aeronautics), Feature (linguistics), Seismology, Phase (matter), Algorithm