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Earth Sciences Research Journal
Print version ISSN 1794-6190
Abstract
MONTES V, Luis A and CARDENAS CONTRERAS, Andrés. STACKING ON COMMON REFLECTION SURFACE WITH MULTIPARAMETER TRAVELTIME. Earth Sci. Res. J. [online]. 2006, vol.10, n.2, pp.91-105. ISSN 1794-6190.
Commonly seismic images are displayed in time domain because the model in depth can be known only in well logs. To produce seismic sections, pre and post stack processing approaches use time or depth velocity models whereas the common reflection method does not, instead it requires a set of parameters established for the first layer. A set of synthetic data of an anticline model, with sources and receivers placed on a flat topography, was used to observe the performance of this method. As result, a better reflector recovering compared against conventional processing sequence was observed. The procedure was extended to real data, using a dataset acquired on a zone characterized by mild topography and quiet environment reflectors in the Eastern Colombia planes, observing an enhanced and a better continuity of the reflectors in the CRS stacked section.
Keywords : Seismic section; CRS; Multiparameter traveltime; Coherence Analysis.