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ASEG2009 - 20th Geophysical Conference
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Abstract

Summary

We show that in a medium with constant velocity-gradient it is possible to find both the two velocity parameters, and the locations of the reflector for each source-receiver pair from the reflection travel-times. This algorithm is a basis for a velocity-less migration; it allows for using the obtained velocity parameters and reflection position for migrating the data. The presented method relies on obtaining the derivatives of the traveltimes with respect to the locations of the sources and receivers in the two horizontal directions.

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2009-12-01
2026-01-18
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  • Article Type: Research Article
Keyword(s): imaging; slowness and traveltime inversion; velocity-less migration
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