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Function for imaging the results of 3D ZO-MF search.
This procedure gives possibility to create zero offset (ZO) MultiFocusing stack, perform velocity constrain picking and export MF parameters.
Input data – 3D ZO-MF database data handle
Output data – MF parameters
Visual – Location map, Projections of the semblance cube, Output gathers separate for IL/XL
Link to velocity constrain picking that can be taken from another procedure
Image creation is a stacking procedure of time-corrected events corresponds to the optimal MF parameters.The number of events to be preserved during the MF Search determined in Parametrization – MF engine → Wave values → Maximum number of directions. Each event stored in database has following properties:
•Semblance value
•Time
•And indexes corresponding to the MF parameter
During the stacking can be applied different criteria for selection: by angle range, by velocity range or by semblance distribution.
Directions
Maximum number of events to be stack.
•Default: 1
•Values: 1-Maximum Number of Directions preserved during the search
From angle
First value of angle range to stack.
•Default: -90
•Range: -90 - 0
To angle
Last value of angle range to stack.
•Default: 90
•Range: 0 - 90
SN Enhance
Turn ON/OFF normalization of data over semblance prior stacking.
Default: False
Correlation threshold
Threshold for event participation in the summation as a percentage ratio of the maximum value.
•Default: 10
•Range: 10 - 90
Min angle distance selection
Minimum distance in terms of semblance grid along angle axe, between events selected for summation. Parameter gives possibility to separate events with different correlation by angle (Figure 1).
•Default: 1
•Range: 1 - 100
Min radius distance selection
Minimum distance in terms of semblance grid along velocity axe, between events selected for summation. Parameter gives possibility to separate events with different correlation by velocity (Figure 1).
Default: 100
Range: 1 - 100
Apply following filters on sections and velocity semblance, for visualization only
Turn ON/OFF shift to final (flat) datum
Default: false
Value of final (flat) datum
Default: 0
Parameters for bin selection on location map
Parameter for automatic choice during bin selection.
•Cross - will select nearest bins located on intersection of calculated inlines and crosslines
•Single – will select nearest calculated bin
Default: cross
Number of selected inline
Default:0
Value: inline range
Number of selected crossline
Default:0
Value: crossline range
Turn ON/OFF band pass filter
Default: false
Default: 1
Default: 5
Default: 100
Default: 105
First inline for export
Default:-1
Value: inline range
Last inline for export
Default:-1
Value: inline range
First crossline for export
Default:-1
Value: crossline range
Last crossline for export
Default:-1
Value: crossline range
Default: direct
Values: direct, append
Convert output measurement system to feet
Fill samples with zero velocities with V 0
Fill traces with zero fold (non calculated) with zeros and write them to the output
Otherwise this traces are not written to output SEG-Y
Shift exported results to final (flat) datum
Default: false
Value of final (flat) datum
Default: 0
Types of MF parameters to be created during imaging, created both vista item for visualization and gather
Create zero offset MultiFocusing stack section
Default:true
Create MF correlation section
Default: false
Create MF emergency angle section
Default: false
Create MF CRE section
Default: false
Create MF CEE section
Default: false
Create MF V RMS-MF section
Default: false
Create MF approximation of CMP stacking velocity
Default: false
Create MFfold section
Default: false
Velocity Analysis– Unlike the CMP processing MF has multidimensional semblance cube that makes picking too complex. For this picking of velocity function in MF replaced by picking of velocity corridor (constrain), the optimal parameters of MF selected automatically. For stacking will be used only events located inside the velocity constrain. Between two locations the velocity constrain interpolated, interpolation of velocity corridor reduce possibility of error in contrast to velocity interpolation during CMP velocity analysis (Figure 2).
