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Abstract

Summary

We show that it is possible to use low-cost, sparse, adaptive waveform inversion, operating at a maximum frequency of only 4 Hz, with an in-line shot spacing of 750 m, and only 10 iterations in total, applied to a narrow-azimuth, inclined towed-streamer dataset, to build a sub-basalt velocity model that is sufficient to identify high-porosity intra-basalt clastic targets beneath rugose basaltic overburden. The approach allows rapid identification of potential prospects from large legacy seismic datasets in basaltic provinces.

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2023-06-05
2024-03-29
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References

  1. Guasch, L., M.Warner, and C.Ravaut, 2019, Adaptive waveform inversion: Practice. Geophysics, 84, R447–R461.
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