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Abstract

Summary

Ultra-high resolution (UHR) seismic data faces significant de-ghosting challenges due to uncertainty in receiver depth and sea-surface fluctuations. We propose a novel approach that decouples these effects using tailored regularization and proximal gradient methods. This improves de-ghosting accuracy, addressing ghost model uncertainty for enhanced preprocessing and precise wavefield redatuming.

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2025-04-29
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