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Prestack diffraction separation by parameterizing the reflection local slope
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DOI：10.1190/GEO2021-0321.1.png)
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Diffracted waves provide an opportunity to detect small-scale subsurface structures because they give wide illumination direction of geologic discontinuities, such as faults, pinch outs, and collapsed columns. However, separating diffracted waves is challenging because diffracted waves have greater geometric amplitude losses and are generally weaker than reflections. To retain more diffracted waves, we have developed a prestack diffraction separation method based on the local slope pattern and plane-wave destruction (PWD) method. In general, it is difficult to distinguish between hyperbolic reflections and hyperbolic diffractions using data-driven local slope estimation in the shot domain. Therefore, we transfer slope estimation in the shot domain to velocity analysis in the common-midpoint domain and ray parameter calculation in the stack domain. The connection between local slope and the normal moveout velocity and the surface-ray parameter is known, which provides a novel approach for estimating the local slope of hyperbolic reflected waves in the shot domain. The estimated slope can provide an exact slope-based operator for the PWD method, thus allowing the PWD to separate diffracted waves from reflected waves in the shot domain. Synthetic and field data tests demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of our prestack diffraction separation method.
Keywords:
VELOCITY ANALYSIS
SURFACE STACK
SHOT
TRANSFORM
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