Two-dimensional seismic data full-layer tracking method based on semi-supervised classification
A seismic data and horizon tracking technology, which is applied in the fields of electrical digital data processing, special data processing applications, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of difficult identification of clusters, a large number of manual intervention marks, and a large number of manual identifications.
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[0018] A method for tracking full horizons of two-dimensional seismic data based on semi-supervised classification, comprising the following steps:
[0019] Step 1. Find the extreme point for waveform fitting, and set the seed point:
[0020] 1) Extremum search:
[0021] We use S={S(x,t)} to represent the seismic profile, where x is the CDP number or line number, t is the round-trip travel time or depth, S(x 0 ,t) represents a single seismic trace. Since horizon lines are mainly located at places such as maximum values, minimum values or zero crossings, the first step in our horizon tracking needs to find these maximum values, minimum values or zero crossings. The maxima and minima of earthquakes are called seismic extremums, and we mainly use seismic extremums as the basis for automatic horizon tracking. Seismic extremes can be defined as:
[0022] e ( x ) = { t : ...
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