Method and apparatus for performing efficient modeling of extended-duration moving seismic sources
AssigneeBP Corporation North America Inc.
InventorsJoseph Anthony Dellinger, Esteban Diaz Pantin
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AssigneeBP Corporation North America Inc.
InventorsJoseph Anthony Dellinger, Esteban Diaz Pantin
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Methods include receiving a set of seismic data including a seismic signal generated over the course of a set period of time as a time scale, partitioning the seismic signal into a predetermined integer number greater than one of partitioned seismic signals each associated with a respective fixed position associated with a respective time interval as a portion of the time scale, applying a pulse compression technique to each partitioned seismic signal of the predetermined number of partitioned seismic signals to generate a compressed partitioned seismic signal corresponding to each partitioned seismic signal of the predetermined number of partitioned seismic signals, and inserting the compressed partitioned seismic signal corresponding to each partitioned seismic signal of the predetermined number of partitioned seismic signals in parallel into a velocity model builder. In addition, the methods include summing generated results therefrom to model the seismic signal for the time scale.
A method for modeling moving seismic sources, comprising:
A method for modeling moving seismic sources, comprising:
A tangible, non-transitory, machine-readable media, comprising instructions that when executed cause a processor to:
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