Static correcting method during converted wave delaying
A correction method and technology for converting waves, applied in seismic signal processing and other directions, can solve the problems of different delays of converted waves, and achieve the effect of improved continuity and remarkable effect.
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[0041] Since the time difference between the first arrival of the converted wave and the first arrival of the longitudinal wave in the common receiver gather is constant, the X component and the Z component (the first arrival of the X component is the energy of the uplink transmitted and converted shear wave, and the first arrival of the Z component is the energy of the upgoing longitudinal wave refraction) at the common receiver point gather. Cross-correlation is carried out within a given time window, and the cross-correlation results of the detection points are superimposed to obtain a cross-correlation superposition section, and the first-arrival time difference Δt between the converted wave and the longitudinal wave is determined according to the energy peak value (Fig. 3). Delay time d from Δt and the longitudinal wave delay at the corresponding detection point p and calculate the converted wave delay time d of the detection point s .
[0042]When the surface shear wave...
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[0044] Since the first-arrival time difference between the converted wave and the P-wave in the common receiver gather is constant, the X component and the Z component of the receiver are cross-correlated within a given time window, and the cross-correlation results of the receiver points are superimposed to obtain a cross-correlation superposition profile. The energy peak value determines the first arrival time difference Δt between the converted wave and the longitudinal wave. Delay time d from Δt and the longitudinal wave delay at the corresponding detection point p and calculate the converted wave delay time d of the detection point s .
[0045] The thickness of the near-surface model is calculated from the longitudinal wave data, and the surface shear-wave velocity is calculated according to formula (5) to establish a shear-wave near-surface model. Then calculate the static correction amount of the reference plane of the shear wave according to formula (6).
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