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QC Calculated Surface Consistent amplitude correction values
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SC Amplitude correction advanced - QC module is helpful in QCíng the calculated amplitude correction values using SC Amplitude correction advanced - Calculate module. This module is very helpful in identifying the weakest amplitude components, strongest amplitude components, any erratic/spiky amplitudes. Amplitude attributes like Average, Mean, Minimum & Maximum are calculated from the Amplitude recovery item.
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Average - for a given component (source/receiver/cmp/offset), it represents the mean/average amplitude level which acts as a baseline
Median - all the calculated amplitudes are sorted and the middle value is considered. This way, it avoids any spiky/erratic amplitudes values.
Minimum - this helps in identifying the weakest amplitude components like sources/receivers (geophones). These weak amplitudes are due to dead traces or signal attenuation.
Maximum - this helps in identifying the strongest amplitude components like sources. Higher source energy. This value helps in avoiding increasing of the already higher amplitude components.

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There is no output data vectors available for this module so the user can ignore it.
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In this example workflow, add SC Amplitude correction advanced - QC module to the existing workflow and connect/reference the AmplitudeRecoveryAdvancedDataItem from SC Amplitude correction advanced - Calculate module.
Inside the parameters, choose different attributes to calculate from the drop down menu.
Average
Median
Minimum
Maximum

Launch Vista items. It will displays Sources amplitude correction map & Receivers amplitude correction map.

The user should check amplitude corrections for different components by unchecking the Vista items in the View properties of both Sources and Receiver amplitude correction map.

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Yilmaz. O., 1987, Seismic data processing: Society of Exploration Geophysicist
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