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Abstract

Summary

Traditionally, the use of full waveform inversion has been limited to the retrieval of low wave-number, global velocity models as input for migration. In this paper we discuss an inversion tool based on the scattering integral equation whose goal is to obtain very high-resolution elastic models.

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2014-06-16
2024-04-19
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