Two-dimensional velocity macro model estimation from seismic reflection data by local differential semblance optimization: applications to synthetic and real data sets

By Hervé Chauris, A. M. Noble. 2001

78 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Geophysics, Mechanical Engineering, Ocean Engineering

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In Geophysics

1. William W. Symes
2. Rami Nammour
3. Peng Shen
4. Guanghui Huang
5. Felix J. Herrmann
6. Hu Jin
7. H. Guan
8. George A. McMechan

In Mechanical Engineering

1. William W. Symes
2. Peng Shen
3. Felix J. Herrmann
4. Gilles Hennenfent
5. Jean Virieux
6. Stéphane Operto
7. George A. McMechan
8. Hu Jin

In Ocean Engineering

1. Rami Nammour
2. William W. Symes
3. Peng Shen
4. Guanghui Huang
5. Felix J. Herrmann
6. Gilles Hennenfent

Citations in the corpus

• Automatic velocity analysis via shot profile migration (2008, methodology): “This idea has been used also by Chauris and Noble (Chauris and Noble, 2001).”
• Full-waveform inversion via source-receiver extension (2017, background): “…and Sava, 2011; Biondi and Almomin, 2014), scattering angle (De Hoop et al., 2003; Shen and Calandra, 2005), shot coordinates (Symes and Carazzone, 1991; Kern and Symes, 1994; Sun and Symes, 2012; Chauris and Plessix, 2013), and surface offset (Chauris and Noble, 2001; Mulder and ten Kroode, 2002).”
• The seismic reflection inverse problem (2009, unknown): “…(1991), Symes (1991, 1993), Symes and Versteeg (1993), Kern and Symes (1994), Minkoff and Symes (1997), Plessix et al (1999), Plessix (2000), Chauris and Noble (2001), Mulder and ten Kroode (2002), Shen et al (2003), Brandsberg-Dahl et al (2003), De Hoop et al (2003), Shen et al (2005), De…”