Computer-implemented method and system employing compress-sensing model for migrating seismic-over-land cross-spreads
AssigneeSinopec Tech Houston
InventorXiang Xiao
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AssigneeSinopec Tech Houston
InventorXiang Xiao
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A method and a system for implementing the method are disclosed wherein the seismic input data and land acquisition input data may be obtained from a non-flat surface, sometimes mild or foothill topography as well as the shot and receiver lines might not necessarily be straight, and often curve to avoid obstacles on the land surface. In particular, the method and system disclosed, decomposes the cross-spread data into sparse common spread beams, then maps those sparse beams into common-spread depth domain, in order to finally stack them to construct the subsurface depth images. The common spread beam migration and processing have higher signal to noise ratio, as well as faster turn-around processing time, for the cross-spread land acquisition over the common-shot or common offset beam migration/processing. The common spread beam migration method and system disclosed, will eventually help illuminate and interpret the hydro-carbonate targets for the seismic processing.
A computer-implemented method that employs compress-sensing models to efficiently migrate seismic over land-cross spreads, to reveal an accurate location and amplitude of a target subsurface hydro-carbonate using prestack seismic data acquired in a survey region. The method comprising:
A computing system for performing a computer-implemented method that employs compress-sensing models to efficiently migrate seismic over land-cross spreads, to reveal an accurate location and amplitude of a target subsurface hydro-carbonate using prestack seismic data acquired in a survey region, comprising:
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