Predicting interbed multiples in seismic data using beam decomposition
AssigneeChevron U.S.A. Inc.
InventorsTamas Nemeth, Sandra Tegtmeier-Last, N. Ross Hill, Yue Wang, Peeter Akerberg, Shoujian Huang
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AssigneeChevron U.S.A. Inc.
InventorsTamas Nemeth, Sandra Tegtmeier-Last, N. Ross Hill, Yue Wang, Peeter Akerberg, Shoujian Huang
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A method of attenuating interbed multiples in multiply-reflected seismic waves is performed at a computer system, the method comprising: providing multiple beams of seismic data and an earth model related to a geological volume; selecting one of the beams as an input beam associated with a pair of source and detector located near a top surface of the geological volume; determining at least one of (i) a source-side stationary pegleg arrival and a corresponding detector-side primary beam and (ii) a detector-side stationary pegleg arrival and a corresponding source-side primary beam; predicting an interbed multiples beam using at least one of (i) the detector-side primary beam delayed by the source-side stationary pegleg arrival and (ii) the source-side primary beam delayed by the detector-side stationary pegleg arrival; and deconvolving the predicted interbed multiples beam with the input beam to remove at least a portion of interbed multiples present in the input beam.
A computer-implemented method of attenuating interbed multiples in multiply-reflected seismic waves, the method comprising:
A computer system for attenuating interbed multiples in multiply-reflected seismic waves, the computer system comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium, storing one or more program modules for execution by one or more processors of a computer system for attenuating interbed multiples in multiply-reflected seismic waves, the one or more programs including instructions for performing the following operations:
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