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Case 1: a primary from a single reflector (recorded data) 1 Reflector

2 Above the reflector (predicted experiment at depth) Coincident source and receiver at depth for all times Coincident source and receiver at depth for t = 0 Blue event: primary Case 1: a primary from a single reflector

3 Below the reflector (predicted experiment at depth) Coincident source and receiver at depth for all times Coincident source and receiver at depth for t = 0 Blue event: primary

Case 2: a primary and a free-surface multiple (recorded data) 4 Free surface Reflector Red event: primary Blue event: free-surface multiple

Above the reflector (predicted experiment at depth) 5 Coincident source and receiver at depth for all times Coincident source and receiver at depth for t = 0 Red event: primary Blue event: free-surface multiple Case 2: a primary and a free-surface multiple Red event: primary

6 Case 2: a primary and a free-surface multiple Below the reflector (predicted experiment at depth) Coincident source and receiver at depth for all times Coincident source and receiver at depth for t = 0 Red event: primary (downward reflection at the reflector) Blue event: primary (downward reflection at the free surface) Red event: primary (downward reflection at the reflector)

Case 3: two primaries and an internal multiple (recorded data) 7 Red event: primary from the first reflector Black event: primary from the second reflector Blue event: internal multiple Reflector 1 Reflector 2

Above the first reflector (predicted experiment at depth) 8 Coincident source and receiver at depth for all times Coincident source and receiver at depth for t = 0 Case 3: two primaries and an internal multiple Red event: primary from the first reflector Black event: primary from the second reflector Blue event: internal multiple Red event: primary from the first reflector

9 Case 3: two primaries and an internal multiple Below the first reflector (predicted experiment at depth) Coincident source and receiver at depth for all times Coincident source and receiver at depth for t = 0 Red event: primary from the first reflector Black event: primary from the second reflector Blue event: internal multiple Red event: primary from the first reflector

10 Case 3: two primaries and an internal multiple Above the second reflector (predicted experiment at depth) Coincident source and receiver at depth for all times Coincident source and receiver at depth for t = 0 Red event: primary from the first reflector Black event: primary from the second reflector Blue event: internal multiple Black event: primary from the second reflector

11 Case 3: two primaries and an internal multiple Below the second reflector (predicted experiment at depth) Coincident source and receiver at depth for all times Coincident source and receiver at depth for t = 0 Blue event: primary from the first reflector Black event: primary from the second reflector