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Abstract

Summary

We tackle deconvolution within an inversion framework using the hyperbolic function for our data (i.e., reflectivity) misfit, thus enforcing sparse solutions.

This “sparse” deconvolution overcomes the minimum-phase assumption and converts the commonly seen three-lobed Ricker wavelet into an impulse. In addition, sparse deconvolution reveals the polarity of seismic events. Three datasets illustrate our findings.

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2014-06-16
2024-04-28
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