A new approach in physical modeling for velocity anisotropy study

In this paper, we consider an example of obtaining data similar to seismic surveys in the process of conducting physical modeling. It is shown that the features of the data are close to those observed in a real experiment. This is proof of the possibility of testing the processing methods used in the practice of seismic exploration on the data of laboratory modeling of seismic surveys. In particular, the application of a certain set of processing procedures for the considered data related to the simulated environmental object showed that the resulting time sections contain all the inherent structural features of the model.

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Testing processing algorithms for seismic data from laboratory modeling

Petrochenko

Zadoev

Duchkov

et al. 2022

Russian Journal of geophysical technologies

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A new approach in physical modeling for velocity anisotropy study

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Testing processing algorithms for seismic data from laboratory modeling

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