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Seismic interferometry for assive and exploration data: reconstruction of internal multiples Kees Wapenaar 76 th SEG meeting, New Orleans October 3, 2006

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Seismic interferometry forpassive and exploration data:

reconstruction of internal multiples

Kees Wapenaar

76th SEG meeting, New OrleansOctober 3, 2006

Seismic interferometry :obtaining new seismic responses by X-correlation

• Claerbout, 1968 (1-D version)• Schuster, 2001, 2004 (interferometric imaging)• Weaver and Lobkis, 2001 (diffuse wave fields)• Wapenaar, Draganov et al., 2002, 2004 (reciprocity)• Derode et al., 2003 (time-reversal)• Campillo and Paul, 2003 (surface waves)• Berkhout and Verschuur, 2003 (primaries from multiples)• Snieder, 2004 (stationary phase)• Bakulin and Calvert, 2004 (virtual source)• Gerstoft, Sabra et al., 2004 (surface wave tomography)• Van Manen, Robertsson & Curtis, 2005 (modeling)

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Draganov and Wapenaar, SEG 2005

Draganov and Wapenaar, SEG 2005

Draganov and Wapenaar, SEG 2005

Real data application:

Draganov et al.Seismic interferometry on background-noise field data

Tomorrow, 8:30 AM, session CH 4, room 278

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Observations:• Exact reconstruction possible from sources on alone• The full coda contributes to the reconstruction of early arrivals: Hence, (much) longer registrations required

To be investigated:• Stability (Snieder and Scales)• More realistic configurations• Comparison with virtual source (Bakulin and Calvert)• Comparison with primaries from multiples (Berkhout and Verschuur)• Effect of anelastic losses• Elastodynamic extension

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Seismic interferometry for multicomponent exploration data

From 3-component data to 3x3 component data

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Seismic interferometry for multicomponent exploration data

From 3-component data to 3x3 component data

Conclusions• Exact representation requires sources on closed surface

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Conclusions• Exact representation requires sources on closed surface• For passive data: sources in subsurface suffice

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Conclusions• Exact representation requires sources on closed surface• For passive data: sources in subsurface suffice• For exploration data: sources at surface suffice if medium is sufficient inhomogeneous

Conclusions• Exact representation requires sources on closed surface• For passive data: sources in subsurface suffice• For exploration data: sources at surface suffice if medium is sufficient inhomogeneous• The full coda contributes to the reconstruction of early arrivals Hence, (much) longer registrations required

Conclusions• Exact representation requires sources on closed surface• For passive data: sources in subsurface suffice• For exploration data: sources at surface suffice if medium is sufficient inhomogeneous• The full coda contributes to the reconstruction of early arrivals Hence, (much) longer registrations required• Extension to multicomponent data

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