Reflected wave generalized radon spectrum method diffracted wave field separation technology
A technology of reflected waves and diffracted waves, applied in the field of oil and gas field exploration, can solve problems such as precision and accuracy constraints
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[0033] Illustrated by a synthetic dip-domain common-reflection point gather:
[0034] figure 1 (a) is a synthetic dip gather, figure 1 (b) is the reflected wave generalized Radon spectrum of the dip gather. According to step 1, the generalized Radon transform of the reflected wave is superimposed along the reflection curves of different depths and different inclination angles. Several curves with different real and virtual curves on the gather are several representative superposition paths. The data superimposed along these paths are in The reflected wave is expressed as a point in the generalized Radon spectrum, and the point represented by a cross on the spectrum corresponds to the path of the corresponding color. When the superposition path coincides with the reflection event, the superposition energy is the strongest, so the reflection event will converge into an energy group on the generalized Radon spectrum of the reflection wave, and the position of the energy group i...
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