Tutorial on Seismic Interferometry¶
Tutorial on Seismic Interferometry: Part 1 — Basic Principles and Applications.
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- Seismic Interferometry
- Seismic Interferometry reconstructs the wave response between observation points by combining recordings made at those points, most commonly through cross-correlation and, in appropriate formulations, convolution.
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Tutorial text shows interferometry retrieves the wave response between receivers from surrounding sources, but says nothing about cross-correlation or convolution.
“In this case, the main contributions to the retrieved direct wave between the receivers come from sources in Fresnel zones around stationary points.”
- Seismic Interferometry reconstructs the wave response between observation points by combining recordings made at those points, most commonly through cross-correlation and, in appropriate formulations, convolution.
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