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Paper presented at the 2004 SEG Annual Meeting, October 10–15, 2004
Paper Number: SEG-2004-2315
... are as follows. The autocorrelation of base data and crosscorrelation function between base and monitor data are calculated. Suppose is seismic trace of base line and is seismic trace of monitor line, where )(nx )( ny 10 n N . Then autocorrelation function r and crosscorrelation function are defined as )(mxx...
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Paper presented at the 2012 SEG Annual Meeting, November 4–9, 2012
Paper Number: SEG-2012-0221
... autocorrelation simultaneous survey reservoir characterization sidelobe vibrator frequency crosscorrelation Establishing the limits of vibrator performance - experiments with pseudorandom sweeps Timothy Dean*, WesternGeco Summary Many methods have been developed over the last 50 years to generate...
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Paper presented at the SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, October 8–11, 1989
Paper Number: SPE-19588-MS
... B and V are positively crosscorrelated. In this case, the coefficient of correlation between B and V , which was calculated at the wells, is equal to 0.7. Note that the sign of this correlation may be reversed, for example, when dealing with low porosity sands or over-pressured shales...
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Paper presented at the 1988 SEG Annual Meeting, October 30–November 3, 1988
Paper Number: SEG-1988-0873
... {B(i) = 11 data} = Cy=,6Ji(S)B + a(Z) V(i) t C(Z) 3 (4 where weights wl, . ..w. and a assigned to the data are determined by minimizing the mean square error E{[B(I) - B (3)lz}. Th is minimization only requirea know]. edge of the spatial autocorrelation and crosscorrelation struc- 2 Lithology...
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Paper presented at the 2013 SEG Annual Meeting, September 22–27, 2013
Paper Number: SEG-2013-0890
... retrieve the velocity structure of the earth model. muspac upstream oil & gas wavefield seg houston 2013 impulse response top panel receiver phase velocity frequency surface characterization reflection crosscorrelation real part spatial autocorrelation reservoir characterization...
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Paper presented at the 2015 SEG Annual Meeting, October 18–23, 2015
Paper Number: SEG-2015-5877507
... high anisotropy locations in azimuthally migrated data. We calculate crosscorrelation coefficients at each time sample and find out time lags between different azimuth volumes. These variations in traveltimes with azimuth allow deriving a best-fit sinusoid curve as amplitude variation with azimuth...
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Paper presented at the Offshore Technology Conference, May 1–4, 1977
Paper Number: OTC-2785-MS
... deconvolution methods. It should be clear at this point in the where we use the fac~ that the autocorrelation of an all-pass response is the unit spike. Matched filtering by crosscorrelating with the known source signature; 2. 1. Given the bubble signature xt ' computeits autocorr~lation, whose z-transform is X...
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Paper presented at the SEG International Exposition and Annual Meeting, October 11–16, 2020
Paper Number: SEG-2020-3411521
... calculates the average data show that the derivative of crosscorrelation function to time between two ambient noise signals is equivalent to value of absolute amplitude of waveform data in a the empirical Green function between them. However, it is certain time window according to formula (1), i.e...
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Paper presented at the SNAME 30th American Towing Tank Conference, October 4, 2017
Paper Number: SNAME-ATTC-2017-0041
... for non-uniformly sampled data is introduced. Six methods for calculating the integral lengthscale from autocorrelation data are reviewed, and the results discussed for the present jet data measured with LDV. centerline autocorrelation probe correlation curve integration upstream oil & gas...
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Paper presented at the 1983 SEG Annual Meeting, September 11–15, 1983
Paper Number: SEG-1983-0319
... the line, starting with the new best statics. Summary The present residual statics processor depends primarily upon crosscorrelations between traces within the same CDP gather. When a sufficient number of CDPs have been proc- essed, the currently best calculated trace shifts are used to calculate surface...
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Paper presented at the 2015 SEG Annual Meeting, October 18–23, 2015
Paper Number: SEG-2015-5707795
... of pseudorandom vibroseis sweeps Figure 7: Spectra of the pilot and ground-force traces for an Iranpour sweep. Figure 8: Crosscorrelation and autocorrelation envelopes for the Iranpour and Muir sweeps. Figure 9 shows sections of the traces and the amplitude spectra for the limited shuffle and standard Goupillaud...
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Paper presented at the 1995 SEG Annual Meeting, October 8–13, 1995
Paper Number: SEG-1995-0723
... of the noise present in the data, especially in the transverse component, which can produce distortion in the calculation of the autocorrelation and crosscorrelation functions. Also we can see that the transverse component loses continuity in some reflections located between 3450 and 3560 ms, which could...
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Paper presented at the 2011 SEG Annual Meeting, September 18–23, 2011
Paper Number: SEG-2011-1288
... to emerging interferometry terminology. All of the presented interferometry results represent source-domain summation of receiver-by-receiver crosscorrelations of active-source data. Thus, the presented results approximate the Green s function for a given recording geometry convolved with the autocorrelation...
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Paper presented at the 1990 SEG Annual Meeting, September 23–27, 1990
Paper Number: SEG-1990-0930
...), plus noise, n(t): x(t) = as(t - to) + n(t) (1) where to is the 2-way travel time Ideally, the vibroseis signal occurs in T/2 5 t < T/2 and its crosscorrelation with r(t) would gice Rex = aRs (T - to) (2) which is a scaled and shifted version of the autocorrelation of s(t). It can be shown using...
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Paper presented at the 1998 SEG Annual Meeting, September 13–18, 1998
Paper Number: SEG-1998-1421
... to topography, ocean- oor coupling, and instrument responses. Robust statistical procedures are used for calculating both crosscorrelations and geo- phone autocorrelations. In the second step, the down- going w ave eld which models the predicted multiples is compared with and subtracted from the upgoing w ave...
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Paper presented at the SEG International Exposition and Annual Meeting, September 15–20, 2019
Paper Number: SEG-2019-3216040
... are extracted from stacks of ambient noise and signal crosscorrelations and autocorrelations from pairs of sensors and at the same sensor. Data were processed using ambient seismic noise and signal autocorrelation and crosscorrelation algorithms in a package of optimized analysis codes (Tibuleac et al., 2011...
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Paper presented at the 2007 SEG Annual Meeting, September 23–28, 2007
Paper Number: SEG-2007-2644
... noise terms are included in the calculation of C(n), the results are shown in Figure 3. The spectra are visually indistinguishable from Wiener maximum entropy spectra for the same constraint levels of 0.001 (0.1% or -30 dB) and 0.1 (10% or -10 dB) relative to the peak of the transient autocorrelation...
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Paper presented at the 2009 SEG Annual Meeting, October 25–30, 2009
Paper Number: SEG-2009-1688
... to the conventional crosscorrelation method (Wapenaar et al., 2008a; Wapenaar et al., 2008b). We apply MDD to crosswell geometry in order to retrieve crosswell impulse responses from surface sources using numerical modeling and field data. We adopted singular-value decomposition (SVD) for obtaining the pseudoinverse...
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Paper presented at the 1987 SEG Annual Meeting, October 11–15, 1987
Paper Number: SEG-1987-0211
... ABSTRACT No preview is available for this paper. crosscorrelation phase analysis estimation upstream oil &amp; gas wavelet reservoir characterization amplitude spectrum phase error time shift synthetic spectrum well control phase function seismic data phase correction...
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Paper presented at the 2nd ISRM Congress, September 21–26, 1970
Paper Number: ISRM-2CONGRESS-1970-270
... are determinated by seismograms recorded in situ. The elastic and plastic waves arise by strong earthquakes. The autocorrelation and impulse functions are calculated on the analog computer for both cases. The aseismic analysis of the dam as a system with many degrees of freedom is made by taking into consideration...

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