Attenuating multiples with the restricted domain hyperbolic Radon transform
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Abstract
We present a study that illustrates how to attenuate multiples using the restricted domain hyperbolic Radon transform (RHRT). The classical hyperbolic Radon transform (HRT) entails solving an inverse problem with a large number Radon coefficients. As opposed to HRT, in RHRT a small subset of the velocity panel is used to model the data. This subset is defined adaptively for each commonmidpoint gather (CMP) using a velocity panel bitmap, which is determined by the amplitudes of the adjoint Radon coefficients. This strategy helps to speed up computation of the transform and to enhance the focusing on the model domain. A well-studied marine data set from the Gulf of Mexico is processed to assess the performance of the method. The data is severely contaminated with multiple reflections and peglegs due to a shallow salt body intrusion. The proposed method successfully removes most of the multiples energy revealing greater details in the final section and improving the continuity of the deep reflectors and diffractions.
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