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Abstract

In most presented cases, the development of LSP processing has followed the scenario of surface seismic processing, namely that one pseudo-migrated finished LSP section was the result given to the interpreter. The interpreter of the surface seismic data only occasionally had the desire or felt the need to re-examine the individual. results from the various processing steps that the input data had gone through. In surface seismic processing today, where so much averaging is taking place through stacking, signal enhancement and horizontal correlation methods, ïnterpreters are becoming very involved in the processing that has been done to the data and, consequently, are demanding to see the effect that various processes have on their data through intermediate data displays.

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1989-06-29
2024-04-28
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