This invention relates to the field of seismic
data processing technology, specifically disclosing a method for removing strong reflection shielding in hidden river channels based on adaptive
hybrid L0-L1 norm. The method includes: first, establishing an optimization objective function based on Bayes' theorem using
hybrid L0-L1 norm; second, dynamically adjusting the L0-L1 norm weights using an adaptive weight function driven by the seismic
signal, combined with
reflection coefficient amplitude and residual information, enhancing sparsity constraints in strong reflection zones and reducing constraint strength in weak reflection zones; then, constructing a convex upper bound for the objective function using a minimization framework, and solving it iteratively in stages using an accelerated rapid iterative threshold shrinkage
algorithm, while incorporating prior knowledge of
seismic wave propagation laws and river channel deposition patterns to ensure the geological rationality of the solution. This invention solves the technical problems of traditional sparse
processing methods, such as fixed parameters, lack of geological constraints, and inability to simultaneously address strong reflection suppression and
weak signal protection, significantly improving the separation accuracy of strong reflections and the
recovery rate of weak signals, effectively overcoming the strong reflection
shielding effect.