Adjoint wave-equation velocity analysis

By U. Albertin, P. Sava, J. Etgen, Musa Maharramov. 2006

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Subfields: Geophysics, Ocean Engineering

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In Geophysics

1. William W. Symes
2. Sheng Xu
3. G. Lambaré
4. Felix J. Herrmann
5. Tariq Alkhalifah
6. Gilles Hennenfent
7. Hu Jin
8. H. Guan

In Ocean Engineering

1. William W. Symes
2. Sheng Xu
3. G. Lambaré
4. Felix J. Herrmann
5. Gilles Hennenfent
6. Hu Jin
7. H. Guan
8. George A. McMechan

Citations in the corpus

• Reverse time migration with optimal checkpointing (2007, methodology): “…have been used to extract velocity updates from wave equation depth migration (Shen et al., 2003; Biondi and Sava, 2004; Soubaras and Gratacos, 2006; Albertin et al., 2006; Khoury et al., 2006), and in many other subjects to link parameter perturbations to simulations (Munk et al., 1995; Wang et…”
• Inversion on Reflected Seismic Wave (2012, background): “…alternative FWI approaches work in the prestack depth migrated domain, (they are called wave-equation tomography as proposed by Sava et al. (2005), Albertin et al. (2006), Soubaras and Gratacos (2007) or Shen and Symes (2008)) or even in some other potentially more favourable domain as Zhang and…”