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Migration. Intuitive. Least Squares. Green’s Theorem. Migration. ZO Migration Smear Reflections along Fat Circles. . . x x. + T. x x. o. 2-way time. x. Thickness = c*T /2. x. o. . 2. 2. ( x - x ) + y. =. x x. c. d ( x , ). Where did reflections
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Migration Intuitive Least Squares Green’s Theorem Migration
ZO Migration Smear Reflections along Fat Circles xx + T xx o 2-way time x Thickness = c*T /2 x o 2 2 (x-x ) + y = xx c d(x , ) Where did reflections come from?
ZO Migration Smear Reflections along Fat Circles xx & Sum 2-way time x Hey, that’s our ZO migration formula d(x , )
ZO Migration Smear Reflections along Circles & Sum 2-way time x In-Phase Out-of--Phase d(x , ) xx m(x)=
ZO Migration Resolution Intersection of Fresnel Zones Intersection of Fresnel Zones Vertical Res. = Near-Offset Traces
ZO Migration Resolution Intersection of Fresnel Zones Intersection of Fresnel Zones Horiz. Res. = Far-Offset Traces
Why is Pt. Scatterer Response of Migration a Blurred Version of Point? Lr d = Lr but Migration: Migration Section = Blured Imageof r Migrated Section Data T m = L d
Seismic Section 12 km Time
0 km 3 km 0 km 7 km
ZO Data Migration ZO Data 0 km 3 km 0 km 7 km
ZO Migration: Smear Trace Sample over Circle g m(x) = Loop over x in model Loop over z in model d (g, ) xg Loop over data for ixtrace=1:ntrace; for ixs=istart:iend; for izs=1:nz; r = sqrt((ixtrace*dx-ixs*dx)^2+(izs*dx)^2); time = 1 + round( r/c/dt ); mig(ixs,izs) = mig(ixs,izs)/r + data(ixtrace,time); end; end; end; Traveltime Smear over circle
ZO Migration: Sum Trace Samples along migration hyperbola into m(x) Loop over x in model Loop over z in model for ixtrace=1:ntrace; for ixs=istart:iend; for izs=1:nz; r = sqrt((ixtrace*dx-ixs*dx)^2+(izs*dx)^2); time = 1 + round( r/c/dt ); mig(ixs,izs) = mig(ixs,izs)/r + data(ixtrace,time); end; end; end; (x,z) (x’,z’) Sum samples along hyperbola Loop over data
m(x) = d (g, ) xg g traces ZO Diffraction Stack Migration Trial image pt x g x
m(x) = d (g, ) xg g traces ZO Diffraction Stack Migration Trial image pt x 2D dot product of migration Operator and d(g,t) g Migration Image x
m(x) = d (g, ) xg g ZO Diffraction Stack Migration: C(x,z) Trial image pt x Ray tracing
m(x) = d (g, ) xg g 3D ZO Diffraction Stack Migration Trial image pt x Impulse Response of Mig. Op.
3D Prestack Diffraction Stack Migration Motivation: ZO only good if no lateral vel change s g x
= d(x’, + ) xg sx s,g 3D Prestack Diffraction Stack Migration m(x) = Trial image pt x s g x
Migration Forward Problem: d=Lm Intuitive Least Squares T m=L d Green’s Theorem Migration
= d(x’, + ) xg sx s,g m(x) = d (g, ) xg g Summary Migration Motivation: diffractions, dipping layers, conflicting dips, out-of-plane reflections 3D ZO Diffraction Stack Migration Trial image pt x 3D Prestack Diffraction Stack Migration m(x) = Trial image pt x
Migration Interpretation Sum Trace Samples along migration hyperbola into m(x) Smear Trace Sample over Circle RTM Dot product of hyperbola & data (x’,z’) Migration Spatial Resolution Horiz. Res. = Far-Offset Traces Vertical Res. = Near-Offset Traces
Homework 1. Write pseudo-Matlab code for poststackmig. 2. Write pseudo-Matlab code for pretstackmig. 3. Which has better x-resolution, wide aperture or narrow aperture ZO migration? L Z 4. GOM Rayleigh Resolution Formula: dx = 0.5 l Z/(4L) vsdz = l/4 dz dx