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    Controlling the aperture in

    prestack phase-shift migration

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    Zero-offset Phase-shift

    2 2 2

    2 2 2 2 2

    4 4

    s m s

    p p p

    x v t v t

    2s mz v t

    2 2

    21

    4( , , ) ( , 0, )

    x sm

    k vi t

    x m x mP k t P k t e

    Wave equation:

    Downward continuation of theupgoing wavefield(Gazdag, 1978):

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    Zero-offset Phase-shift

    Can also be seen as downward continuation of plane waves withdifferent propagating directions (Dubrulle, 1983)

    2

    22 ( )2s m

    D m v tT x xv

    xDkdT

    m

    dx

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    Zero-offset Phase-shift

    2

    2 2

    2 2

    41

    4

    14

    s m

    m

    s

    m

    D

    s

    mv tx x

    m v

    tT

    m v

    2 2

    14

    s

    m

    m vt

    2 2

    21

    4

    x s

    m

    k vt

    Intercept:

    ( )D m

    T m x x

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    Extending to prestack

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    Prestack phase-shift

    2 2

    2 21 1, ,

    2 2

    m s m s

    D m m m m

    s s

    t v t vT t x x h x x h x x h

    v v

    2 2

    2 2

    1 1

    1 1

    2 2

    m mD

    s sm s m s

    m m

    s s

    x x h x x hdTm

    dx v vt v t vx x h x x h

    v v

    ( )D m

    T m x x

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    Prestack phase-shift

    1. 2D Fourier Transform

    2. Phase shift

    3. Apply imaging condition (t=0) and 1D inverse Fourier Transform

    ( ), 0, , ( , 0, , ) e xi t k xx m mP k t h p x t t h dtdx

    , 0, , e ix mP k t h ( )

    D mT m x x

    2

    1, , 0, , 0, , e

    2

    x mik xi

    m m x m xp x t t h P k t h e d dk

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    Controlling the aperture

    How to decide the maximum slowness m?

    2

    max

    max

    21 m

    s

    tm

    v t

    When data recording time is limited: max0 t t

    Levin(1984)

    Mmax Is the maximum slowness for zero-offset FK migration

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    Non-zero offset

    Extending to non-zero offset (Ekren & Ursin, 1999):

    max( , , )

    D m mT t x x h t

    2

    max

    max

    max0

    12

    s m

    m

    v t tx x X

    t

    2

    2

    max 0 max

    2

    s

    ht t

    v

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    Non-zero offset

    max

    2

    s

    m Av

    Maximum slowness for non-zero offset:

    2 2 2 2 2 24( ) 4( )s m s m

    X h X hA

    X h v t X h v t

    2 2

    2 2

    1 1

    1 1

    2 2

    m mD

    s sm s m s

    m m

    s s

    x x h x x hdTm

    dx v vt v t vx x h x x h

    v v

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    Impulse responses

    Offset=0m

    Constant aperture

    (x-xm)max=4000m

    Variable aperture

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    Impulse responses

    Offset=1200m

    Constant aperture

    (x-xm)max=4000m

    Variable aperture

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    Impulse responses

    Offset=1600m

    Variable apertureConstant aperture

    (x-xm)max=4000m

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    Plot of aperture curves

    Plot of Mmax-tm Plot of [x-x0]max-tm

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    Marmousi

    Single offset CO migration result (offset=200m)

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    Marmousi

    Single offset CO migration result (offset=600m)

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    Marmousi

    Single offset CO migration result (offset=1000m)