THE HYPERBOLIC RADON TRANSFORM AND SOME OF ITS APPLICATION IN SEISMIC DATA PROCESSING
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https://doi.org/10.29017/SCOG.15.1.1113Keywords:
Hyperbolic Radon, Seismic, Exploration SeismologyAbstract
The Radon transform has been used in exploration seismology for a decade. It consists of stacking seismic traces along a line of constant ray parameter p. this transform is used to map seismic data from time distance space into tau-p space, where tau is the intercept time.
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Bessonova, E.N., Fishman, V.M., Ryaboyi, V.Z., and Sitnikova, G.A., 1974, “The tau method for inversion of travel time –I: deep seismic sounding dataâ€, Geophysical Journal, 36, 377-398
Bessonova, E.N., Fishman, V.M., Ryaboyi, V.Z., and Sitnikova, G.A., 1976, “The tau method for inversion of travel time II : Earthquake dataâ€, Geophysical Journal, 41, 87-108
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