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Amplitude-preserving wave-equation migration Paul Sava* Stanford University Biondo Biondi Stanford University

The problem Recover reliable migration amplitudes: i.e. reflectivity as a function of incidence angle Reflectivity description Describe reflectivity as a function of incidence angle Migration algorithm Apply amplitude corrections to the migration operator Illumination balance Restore amplitudes in shadow zones

Agenda Amplitude corrections Angle-domain common image gathers Imaging effects Propagation effects Acquisition effects Definitions Methods Applications

Common image gathers z h flat events z h focused events z  flat events z  Wave-equationKirchhoff Offset domain Angle domain

Angle-Domain Common Image Gathers SourceReceiver V(x,y,z)     2h v  S-G migration Prucha et al., 1999 Sava et al., 2001 Shot-profile migration de Bruin et al., 1990 Rickett & Sava, 2001

ADCIG: S-G migration

Agenda Amplitude corrections Angle-domain common image gathers Imaging effects Propagation effects Acquisition effects Definitions Methods Applications

Modeling operator modeling migration

Jacobian weighting: arbitrary geometry  2h s  image space data space

Jacobian weighting: flat reflectors (Wapenaar et al., 1999)  2h s image space data space

Jacobian weighting Ideal offset-gather Ideal angle-gather Reflection angle Offset ray parameter

Jacobian weighting Ideal offset-gather Ideal angle-gather Reflection angle Offset ray parameter

Agenda Amplitude corrections Angle-domain common image gathers Imaging effects Propagation effects Acquisition effects Definitions Methods Applications

WKBJ & scattering operators Clayton & Stolt (1981) Stolt & Benson (1986)

Agenda Amplitude corrections Angle-domain common image gathers Imaging effects Propagation effects Acquisition effects Definitions Methods Applications

Stationary-phase operator 2-D CAM Bleistein & Handelsman (1975)

Agenda Amplitude corrections Angle-domain common image gathers Imaging effects Propagation effects Acquisition effects Definitions Methods Applications

Applications Pseudo-unitary migrationTrue-amplitude migration

Example: vertical section

Example: vertical section

Example: horizontal section uncorrected

Example: horizontal section corrected

Summary Amplitude-preserving transformation to the angle domain Amplitude corrections –imaging effects –propagation effects –acquisition effects