Fish & Richardson P.C.
Use of wavelet cross-correlation for virtual source denoising
Seismic shot gather data is received from a computer data store for processing. The received seismic shot gather data is separated into downgoing and upgoing wavefields, a time-frequency-wavenumber (t-f-k) three-dimensional (3D) data cube comprising multiple time-frequency (t-f) slices is formed. The downgoing wavefields are wavelet transformed from a time (t) domain to a t-f domain and the upgoing wavefields are wavelet transformed from the t domain to the t-f domain. A wavelet cross-correlation is performed between the downgoing wavefields in the t-f domain and the upgoing wavefields in a t-f-k domain to generate wavelet cross-correlated data. Soft-threshold filtering if performed for each t-f slice of the t-f-k 3D data cube. An inverse wavelet transform is performed to bring wavelet cross-correlated data from the t-f-k domain to a time-receiver (t-x) domain. All seismic shots of the received seismic shot gather data are looped over and the wavelet cross-correlated data is stacked as a virtual source gather.
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