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Abstract

Summary

The main challenges for pre-salt seismic exploration in the Red Sea are related to signal-to-noise ratio, frequency content, and subsurface illumination. It is consequently difficult to build a velocity model for reliable subsurface imaging. Accuracy of the seismic amplitudes is another issue that limits the performance of inversion and quantitative interpretation.

We have conducted a finite difference modeling study to analyze the effect of multiples and conversion of P-to-S energy on signal-to-noise ratio and to evaluate subsurface illumination for wide-azimuth and full-azimuth geometries. The results of this study will be discussed in this abstract.

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2019-06-03
2024-04-20
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References

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