Impact of source and receiver distributions on imaging of dipping reflectors with passive reflection seismic interferometry
Ruth A Beckel,
Christopher Juhlin
Abstract:SUMMARY
Passive reflection seismic interferometry (PRSI) facilitates imaging the subsurface structure using passive sources but according to the general theory, the target needs to be illuminated equally from all directions to obtain a kinematically correct result. In practice, this requirement is almost impossible to meet which can introduce artefacts into the PRSI results. Our study was motivated by an unsuccessful attempt to image a couple of known dipping reflectors by applying PRSI to a dat… Show more
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