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- First application of Green's theorem derived source and receiver deghosting on deep water Gulf of Mexico synthetic (SEAM) and field data (PDF)
- Green's theorem derived deghosting: fundamental analysis, numerical test results, and impact on ISS free-surface multiple elimination (PDF)
- A new ISS internal multiple attenuation algorithm addressing a shortcoming of the current leading-order ISS algorithm for removing first order internal multiples: derivation and testing of the algorithm for arbitrary number of reflectors (PDF)
- A new higher order Inverse Scattering Series (ISS) internal multiple attenuation algorithm addresses a limitation in the current leading order algorithm: derivation for a three-reflector model and a test with analytic data
- Unraveling internal multiples via the reflector spectrum concept
- First field data examples of inverse scattering series direct depth imaging without the velocity model
- Inverse scattering series direct depth imaging without the velocity model: first field data examples
- A formalism for: (1) modeling the amplitude and phase of pressure waves from a heterogeneous elastic medium and (2) selecting and predicting P wave events that have only experienced pressure wave episodes in their history
- Seismic Imaging and Inversion - Application of Linear Inverse Theory
- Reverse time migration and Green's theorem: Part I- the evolution of concepts, and setting the stage for the new RTM method
- Reverse time migration and Green's theorem: Part II-A new and consistent theory that progresses and corrects current RTM concepts and methods
- Andre S. Ferreira - Internal Multiple Removal in Offshore Brazil Seismic Data Using the Inverse Scattering Series (8.4 MB)
- Corrigan Geophysics Notes (113 MB)