Data Enhance - 3D ZO-MF

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Description

Function for 3D data enhancement using zero offset MultiFocusing approximation

 

This procedure produces pre-stack seismic data with enhanced signal-to-noise ratio. This done by partial stacking of the pre-stack data in some vicinity using optimal parameters of the MultiFocusing.This procedure can be used for data regularization due to the fact that MultiFocusing approach doesn’t required CMP symmetry and time correction can be calculated for free imaging point within the acquisition.

 

Input data – 3D ZO-MF database, Pre-stack data; Output geometry

Output data – Enhanced pre-stack data;

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Input data

Output file name

 Output file name

Storage file 3D

SEG-Y data handle

Input sorted headers(of seismic data)

Output sorted headers(of synthetic acquisition)

Input BinGrid

Output BinGrid

G3DPickingItem

 velocity picking constrain that will be used during the data enhancement

V0 Map

Parameters

Create NMO corrected gathers

 The output pre-stack data will be NMO corrected

MF emulation mute

Image creation parameters

Mute type

 Type of applied MF mute function:

 Use mute factor– will be used single value of MF mute function (see Parametrization-MF Engine)

 Use mute function–MF mute function will be taken from database and will be same as was used        during MF calculation

Mute factor

 Value of MF mute function used in case Use mute factor selected

CO aperture mode

Kill empty traces

Interpolation properties

Interpolation method

Kriging covariance type

Kriging range

Kriging number of points

Distance for trace selection

 Parameters of data selection both pre-stack and MF parameters

MF trace selection

 Parameters for selection of MF parameters

Max distance to MF CMP

 Maximum distance from CMP location of the enhanced trace to nearest MF imaging        point where the parameters for enhancement are taken

Maximum number of used MF bins

Raw data

Parameters for selection of pre-stack seismic data that will be used for partial summation. There are 2 stages of data selection first in CMP domain and second in offset

Decimation factor

 Factor for data decimation with preservation of offset-azimuth distribution

Max distance to CMP

 Maximum distance from CMP location of the enhanced trace to the CMP that will be        used for partial summation (first stage of trace selection)

Max distance to CS-CR

 Maximum distance from source and receiver of the enhancing trace to the source-        receivers that will be used in partial summation (second stage of trace selection).

 

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Symmetrical aperture

Min offset calculation

Use dynamic window

 Dynamic selection of the interpolation window. Starts from 0 and dynamically                increased up to "interpolation window length" for looking first non zero value

Interpolation window length

Stabilization window length

Write mode

Max time shift