Microseismic source location inversion method and system based on grid search
A technology of source location and grid point search, applied in seismology, seismic signal processing, geophysical measurement, etc., can solve problems such as real-time processing of microseismic monitoring, multi-sampling points, and increased calculation amount, so as to avoid low calculation efficiency , improve search accuracy, and improve search efficiency
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[0038] In this embodiment, the microseismic source location inversion method based on grid search according to the present invention may include:
[0039] 1) Given the initial position, the area where the initial position is located is discretized using the △h step size, and the initial position is taken as the center, and the area is used as the search area to re-locate and obtain a new positioning position;
[0040] 2) Judging whether the new positioning position is coincident with the initial position, if coincident, proceed to step 4); if not coincident, proceed to step 3);
[0041] 3) Re-locate with the new positioning position as the center until the positioning positions obtained by the previous and subsequent positioning coincide;
[0042] 4) Take the positioning position obtained in the previous step as the center, enlarge the search area and enlarge the step size for discretization, and perform positioning again in the enlarged search area. If the new positioning pos...
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[0075] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a microseismic source location and inversion system based on grid search is provided. The system includes: a memory storing computer-executable instructions; implements the following steps:
[0076] 1) Given the initial position, the area where the initial position is located is discretized using the △h step size, and the initial position is taken as the center, and the area is used as the search area to re-locate and obtain a new positioning position;
[0077] 2) Judging whether the new positioning position is coincident with the initial position, if coincident, proceed to step 4); if not coincident, proceed to step 3);
[0078] 3) Re-locate with the new positioning position as the center until the positioning positions obtained by the previous and subsequent positioning coincide;
[0079] 4) Take the positioning position obtained in the previous step as the center, enlarge the search area and enlarge the step size ...
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