Internal multiples have long been recognized as a prob-lem in seismic imaging. Some theoretical developments have been made to attenuate them, but there is no 3D theory as yet that is valid for a wide range of velocity models. The goal of this paper is to present such a theory. Through the development of this theory we show that, unless certain simplifying assumptions are made about the velocity model, estimating multiples is velocity-model-dependent. We propose estimating and subtracting the multiples in the image domain rather than the data domain. In common-image gathers, the redundancy of well-corrected primaries can be exploited to improve adaptive subtraction techniques
Inverse scattering series (ISS) de-multiple methods do not require any subsurface information to ach...
A number of seismic processing methods, including velocity analysis (Sheriff and Geldart, 1999), mak...
A very important aspect of removing multiples from seismic data is accurate prediction of their kine...
Internal multiples have long been recognized as a prob-lem in seismic imaging. Some theoretical deve...
Imaging with seismic data is typically carried out under the assumption of single scattering. Here w...
First-order internal multiples are a source of coherent noise in seismic images because they do not ...
Standard seismic processing steps such as velocity analysis and reverse time migration (imaging) usu...
Until today, seismic imaging is applied to primary reflections. This means that prior to imaging, th...
The first part of this dissertation contributes to the removal of internal multiples using the Inver...
It has been proposed that in the case of strong multiple scattering, the data matrix P is replaced b...
Imaging with seismic data is typically done under the assumption of single scattering. Here we formu...
Multiples are usually considered as noise in seismic images due to their interferences with primary ...
Considering the dominant role of multiple scattering in seismic data, it is proposed to replace data...
Standard seismic processing steps such as velocity analy-sis and reverse time migration (imaging) us...
Correct handling of strong elastic, internal, multiples remains a challenge for seismic imaging. Met...
Inverse scattering series (ISS) de-multiple methods do not require any subsurface information to ach...
A number of seismic processing methods, including velocity analysis (Sheriff and Geldart, 1999), mak...
A very important aspect of removing multiples from seismic data is accurate prediction of their kine...
Internal multiples have long been recognized as a prob-lem in seismic imaging. Some theoretical deve...
Imaging with seismic data is typically carried out under the assumption of single scattering. Here w...
First-order internal multiples are a source of coherent noise in seismic images because they do not ...
Standard seismic processing steps such as velocity analysis and reverse time migration (imaging) usu...
Until today, seismic imaging is applied to primary reflections. This means that prior to imaging, th...
The first part of this dissertation contributes to the removal of internal multiples using the Inver...
It has been proposed that in the case of strong multiple scattering, the data matrix P is replaced b...
Imaging with seismic data is typically done under the assumption of single scattering. Here we formu...
Multiples are usually considered as noise in seismic images due to their interferences with primary ...
Considering the dominant role of multiple scattering in seismic data, it is proposed to replace data...
Standard seismic processing steps such as velocity analy-sis and reverse time migration (imaging) us...
Correct handling of strong elastic, internal, multiples remains a challenge for seismic imaging. Met...
Inverse scattering series (ISS) de-multiple methods do not require any subsurface information to ach...
A number of seismic processing methods, including velocity analysis (Sheriff and Geldart, 1999), mak...
A very important aspect of removing multiples from seismic data is accurate prediction of their kine...