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Summary

Near surface effects can severely affect the quality of information recorded in modern 3-D land seismic surveys. For instance, characterization and modeling of the near surface geology has become a requirement for the processing of these surveys. Information currently recorded to characterize near surface geology is in the form of up-hole and refraction surveys as well as the first arrivals of the 3-D reflection seismic records. The differences in the nature of these sources of information call for a methodology of integration that allows taking advantage of the different spatial sampling and resolution of these surveys.

This paper present a case history that illustrates the application of geostatistical techniques to characterize and map the static corrections. The procedure integrates uphole information and the first arrivals of the 3-D reflection records of seismic surveys recorded in Volga region

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2016-10-04
2024-03-29
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