Speeding up RTM velocity model building beyond algorithmics

Ortigosa, F.; Liao, Qingbo; Guitton, Antoine; Cai, Weizhao

doi:10.1190/1.3064014

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“…RTM not only defines steep-dip boundaries better, but also has potential for imaging shadow zones and so improves event termination at salt boundaries. RTM has demonstrated its great strength to enable interpreters to define a more accurate salt model, especially for complex salt geometries (Ortigosa et al, 2008;Yoon et al, 2008). To enable quick testing of different salt…”

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Complex salt model building using a combination of interactive imaging and layer-stripping

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Mason²,

Yoon³

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Complex salt model building using a combination of interactive imaging and layer-stripping

Wang¹,

Mason²,

Yoon³

et al. 2011

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“…al. 2008;Ortigosa et. al., 2008) New methodology for salt model building The basic assumption of the current standard methodology of salt model building is that TOS is clearly defined in sediment flood migration images, and BOS is well defined in salt flood migration images.…”

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