A Seismic Data Reconstruction Method Based on Spatial Constraint Compressed Sensing
A seismic data and compressed sensing technology, applied in seismology, seismic signal processing, geophysical measurement, etc., can solve the problems of low reconstruction data sparsity and reconstruction efficiency, lack of frame continuity information, and difficult selection of seismic data sparse bases.
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[0058] The embodiments are described in detail below in conjunction with the drawings.
[0059] A. Compressed sensing algorithm with spatial correlation
[0060] The reconstruction of seismic data based on compressed sensing can be expressed as:
[0061] y=Φf (1)
[0062] Where: y∈R M For the collected incomplete seismic data, f∈R N It is the original complete seismic data (M M×N Is the observation matrix. Use an over-complete dictionary Sparse representation of the complete seismic data f can be expressed as:
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[0064] In the formula, the number of non-zero K in the sparse solution x is much smaller than N, and then the collected incomplete seismic data y is obtained through the observation matrix Φ, expressed as
[0065] y=θx (3)
[0066] In the formula, the sensor matrix Φ and Irrelevant, and finally reconstruct the seismic data, namely
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[0068] Is an estimate of x. Finally, the original seismic data is reconstructed by the following formula
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[0070] To ...
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