Method for separating and denoising seismic wave field
A technology of seismic wave field and seismic trace, applied in the direction of seismic signal processing, etc., can solve problems such as limited application space, effective signal destruction, and influence on effective information extraction
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Embodiment 1
[0084] Take a ray tracing model as an example to illustrate the implementation steps of this example:
[0085] Step 1: Read seismic data with 60 traces, each with 600 sampling points, into a two-dimensional array F 1 middle;
[0086] Step 2: Convert the original seismic data F 1 Perform linear correction to get L 1 :
[0087] Linear correction is performed for the event axis of the direct wave. Given the apparent velocity value of the direct wave of 1400m / s, the linear normal time difference is determined for each seismic trace through the relationship between the velocity and the offset. Time shift; the determination method of linear correction time difference is:
[0088] ΔT = x V T
[0089] Where: ΔT is the linear correction time difference, V T is the apparent velocity of the event axis to be corrected, and x is the offset distance;
[0090] Linear correction is performed on the event...
Embodiment 2
[0122] Take an actual seismic data as an example to illustrate the implementation steps of this example:
[0123] Step 1: Read seismic data with 228 traces and 2112 sampling points in each trace into a two-dimensional array F 1 middle;
[0124] Step 2: Convert the original seismic data F 1 Perform linear correction to get L 1 :
[0125] Linear correction is performed on the event axis of the reflected P-P wave. The realization method is to determine the linear correction time difference for each seismic trace on the basis of its time interval law, and then perform time shift for each data of each seismic trace; linearly correct the time difference is determined by:
[0126] ΔT = x V T
[0127] Where: ΔT is the linear correction time difference, V T is the apparent velocity of the event axis to be corrected, and x is the offset distance;
[0128] Linear correction is performed for the even...
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