With Correct Velocity, Gather is Flat

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With Correct Velocity, Gather is Flat CMP Gather Offset Distance Velocity Too Slow Curves Down SLIDE 11 With the speed of computers, we can iteratively try different velocities and see which value is best We know the velocity is correct when all the reflections are at the same time valve – they are FLAT This is shown in the middle figure on the right If the velocity is too slow, the reflection curves down – we have not corrected the gather enough (upper right) If the velocity is too fast, the reflection curves up – we have over-corrected the gather (lower right) Velocity Correct Flat Velocity Too Fast Curves Up Courtesy of ExxonMobil L 5 – Seismic Method