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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | C. Berron (CGG), T. Bardainne (CGG) © 2018 EAGE | June

A Rayleigh surface wave tomography with optimal coverage approach based on the creation of virtual raypaths by interferometry is proposed. The array based conventional surface wave picking methods often provides inhomogeneous or sparse coverage for high-resolution tomography. The delivered inversion result can suffer from ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | A. Darwish (CGG), R.R. Haacke (CGG), G. Poole (CGG) © 2018 EAGE | June

We introduce a method for separating residual statics and NMO velocities by maximising sparsity in tau-v and tau-p domains. Surface Consistent statics are computed without a-priori knowledge about velocities needed for NMO corrections. In such way static time shifts will not be applied to ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | R. Poncet (CGG), J. Messud (CGG), M. Bader (CGG), G. Lambaré (CGG), G. Viguier (CGG), C. Hidalgo (INEOS) © 2018 EAGE | June

We present the application to a 3D real dataset of full waveform inversion (FWI) with optimal transport (OT) using the Kantorovich-Rubinstein (KR) distance as proposed by Métivier et al. (2016). This approach involves an efficient numerical implementation for OT in time and space directions ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | S. Hou (CGG), R. Haacke (CGG), A. Corbett (CGG), M. Wanczuk (CGG) © 2018 EAGE | June

Guided wave inversion (GWI) estimates accurate P-wave velocity in the near surface by analyzing the dispersion curves of guided waves. In this paper, we propose a robust inversion scheme to reduce the non-unique solutions and discuss the usage of GWI for full waveform inversion ...

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EAGE workshop/forum/local conference | K. Zhao (CGG), M. Burke (CGG), X. Li (CGG), S. Birdus (CGG), A. Artemov (CGG), J. Zhou (CGG), N. Mudge (CGG) © 2018 EAGE | June

This paper highlights compelling imaging improvements achieved through modern high-end reprocessing in Gippsland Basin. The area of study, largely represented by the Bass Canyon, has strong exploration potential but is high risk. The major challenges in this region are related to geologic complexity and ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | G. Poole (CGG), S. King (CGG), J. Cooper (CGG) © 2018 EAGE | June

Many hydrophone-only receiver deghosting approaches assume a stationary free surface profile, or that the data may be represented by linear events within a small spatial aperture. In this paper we propose methods to address these limitations. Firstly, we describe a data-driven methodology to estimate ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | R. Soubaras (CGG), B. Gratacos (CGG) © 2018 EAGE | June

The standard processing approach to transform raw shots records into final products suited to geological interpretation involves cascading numerous steps that can be classified in: pre-processing, which aims at correcting the acquisition imperfections or undesired effects (designature, deghosting, geometry), velocity model building which identifies ...

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EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers | P. Martinez Duran (CGG), M. Pearsons (CGG), W. Soyer (CGG), G. Duval (CGG) © 2018 EAGE | June

A high-resolution regional seismic, gravity and magnetics dataset was acquired offshore southern Gabon, which allowed an in-depth and integrated approach for analyzing the crustal setting in this area. Detailed analysis of the datasets available, and 3D modeling of the crust over this region, suggests ...

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EAGE workshop/forum/local conference | T. Allemand(CGG), P. Guillaume(CGG), F. Gamar(CGG), G. Lambare(CGG), O. Leblanc(CGG), J.Messud(CGG), J-P. Montel(TOTAL) © 2018 EAGE | June

Most recent depth seismic imaging studies involve both full-wave and ray-based methods as the resolution of complex ill-posed problems often require a wide range of tools. Also ray based methods suffer from well-known drawbacks, they will provide accurate results in most of the cases ...