Cannon first-arrival comprehensive modeling static correction method without surface layer survey data constraint
A surface investigation and static correction technology, applied in the field of geophysical exploration, can solve problems such as low model accuracy, influence on static correction, and inability to obtain information, and achieve the effect of accurate structure, high precision and high imaging quality
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[0045] The present invention converts the well depth correction from the current wellhead time correction to the excitation depth correction, and then performs refraction analysis in the data field of the ground elevation of the receiver point and the elevation of the excitation surface of the shot point, first calculates the refraction velocity, and then calculates the position of the shot point excitation elevation At the same time, the tomographic inversion method is used to obtain the spatial velocity model within a certain depth range below the surface of the survey line, and the corresponding refraction velocity at each receiver point and shot point position is extracted point by point. The depth of the model is used as a constraint parameter for refraction modeling of the high-speed top interface, and the average velocity of the surface is calculated t...
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