Double vision for interpreters: Case histories showing the value of dual processing for 3-D surveys

Autor:	Jack Bouska
Rok vydání:	1998
Předmět:	Value (ethics) Computer science Process (engineering) Bandwidth (signal processing) Geology Subsurface geology computer.software_genre Data science Dual (category theory) Low noise Geophysics Product (category theory) computer Interpreter Simulation
Zdroj:	The Leading Edge. 17:1520-1540
ISSN:	1938-3789 1070-485X
DOI:	10.1190/1.1437884
Popis:	It appears that there are as many unique ways to process a particular 3-D seismic survey correctly as there are processing companies. Geophysicists experienced with reprocessing seismic data or selecting processing contractors using simultaneous processing (turkey shoot) procedures are familiar with the idiom that every time someone new touches the data, it comes out looking different. During testing, or reprocessing, an interpreter’s choice of the best product is influenced by a mix of objective and subjective criteria. Naturally we desire wide temporal and spatial bandwidth, low noise, strong continuity, and also a good match to well information (or to some preconceived notions of the subsurface geology).
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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