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Abstract

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The source function accuracy plays an important role in a successful full-waveform inversion (FWI) application. So we often need to estimate the source function before or within the inversion process. Source estimation requires additional computational cost, and an inaccurate source estimation can hamper the convergence of FWI. We develop a source-independent waveform inversion utilizing a recently introduced wavefield reconstruction based method we refer to as efficient wavefield inversion (EWI). In EWI, we essentially reconstruct the wavefield by fitting it to the observed data as well as a wave equation based on iterative Born scattering. However, a wrong source wavelet will induce errors in the reconstructed wavefield, which may lead to a divergence of this optimization problem. We use a convolution-based source-independent misfit function to replace the conventional data fitting term in EWI to formulate a source-independent EWI (SIEWI) objective function. In SIEWI, this new formulation is able to mitigate the cycle-skipping issue and the source wavelet uncertainty, simultaneously. We demonstrate those features on the Overthrust model.

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2020-12-08
2024-04-20
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