2001
DOI: 10.1046/j.0263-5046.2001.00169.x
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Benefits of pre-stack time migration in model building: a case history in the South Caspian Sea

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“…Along the PSPPSP path, a wave converts from S to P upon exiting the basalt and from P to S upon re-entering the basalt (Purnell, 1992). Dix inversion of root-mean-square (RMS) velocities and subsequent time-to-depth mapping, as suggested earlier (Robein & Hanitzsch, 2001). From inspection of preliminary results (not shown), we concluded that a major problem of building a velocity model for data such as these is the accurate mapping of the whole volcanic succession and the estimation of sediment velocities beneath the basalt structure.…”
Section: C2supporting
confidence: 59%
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“…Along the PSPPSP path, a wave converts from S to P upon exiting the basalt and from P to S upon re-entering the basalt (Purnell, 1992). Dix inversion of root-mean-square (RMS) velocities and subsequent time-to-depth mapping, as suggested earlier (Robein & Hanitzsch, 2001). From inspection of preliminary results (not shown), we concluded that a major problem of building a velocity model for data such as these is the accurate mapping of the whole volcanic succession and the estimation of sediment velocities beneath the basalt structure.…”
Section: C2supporting
confidence: 59%
“…The velocity model building for prestack migration in the area has two equally important tasks -the preliminary interpretation of the complicated PIVLs and the sediment velocity changes around and beneath these units. Following Robein and Hanitzsch (2001), RMS velocity analysis is initially applied to the CMP data based on the velocity approximation…”
Section: Velocity Model Buildingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Therefore, an interpretation-driven velocity model was developed for the prestack depth migration and was subsequently refined using the iterative process outlined. Improved structural imaging can be achieved by performing velocity analysis after pre-stack time migration (see for example Robein & Hanitzsch 2001). Here we extend this concept (of migration before velocity analysis)…”
Section: The Psdm-tc Stackmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Pre-stack depth migration of the seismic data is used to determine such velocity depth models. The idea of migrating seismic data in order to determine velocity models is not a new concept (see for example , Deregowski 1990;Robein & Hanitzsch 2001).…”
Section: Migration and Velocitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%