Angle dependent surface multiple attenuation for two-component marine bottom sensor data
OwnerMrinal K. Sen, Paul L. Stoffa +1inventors
InventorsMrinal K. Sen, Paul L. Stoffa, Faqi Liu
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OwnerMrinal K. Sen, Paul L. Stoffa +1inventors
InventorsMrinal K. Sen, Paul L. Stoffa, Faqi Liu
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A method of processing data that uses an angle dependent filter from two-component sensor data may allow for attenuation of free surface multiples. Typically, the sensors that are used to produce two-component ocean bottom sensor data are hydrophones and geophones. The method decomposes the recorded dual sensor data into upgoing and downgoing wavefields by combining the recorded pressure at the hydrophone with the vertical particle velocity from the geophone recorded at the ocean floor. Surface multiple attenuation is accomplished by application of an incident angle dependent deconvolution of the downgoing wavefield from the upgoing wavefield. The method uses an angle dependent filter to calibrate the geophone response so that the different coupling of the two instruments and associated noise are taken into account.
A method for attenuation of multiples in marine seismic data, comprising:
A system for generating attenuated multiple data for two-component marine seismic sensor data, comprising:
A method of generating attenuated multiple data from two-component marine seismic data, comprising:
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