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Static Correction and Filtering in Seismic Data Analysis

1. The document discusses seismic data processing techniques, including stacking traces from common depth point (CDP) gathers to improve the signal-to-noise ratio and create a stacked section. 2. Methods like static correction, low cut filtering, and supergather stacking are used to reduce noise and enhance signal quality in seismic data. 3. Issues like apparent dips, bow-ties, and velocity anomalies can be identified on stacked sections and addressed during processing.

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Static Correction and Filtering in Seismic Data Analysis

1. The document discusses seismic data processing techniques, including stacking traces from common depth point (CDP) gathers to improve the signal-to-noise ratio and create a stacked section. 2. Methods like static correction, low cut filtering, and supergather stacking are used to reduce noise and enhance signal quality in seismic data. 3. Issues like apparent dips, bow-ties, and velocity anomalies can be identified on stacked sections and addressed during processing.

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Compiled by Andri HENDRIYANA

Right: Before
applying
static
correction.
Left : After
applying
static
correction
(Left) Before and (Right) after low cut filtering
Data courtesy Davud Babayev, Kaspmorneftegeofizika (Yilmaz, 2001)
1. Perform every
certain CDP
interval
2. After building
supergather

Courtesy of Etienne Robein


1. Stacking performed every CDP resulting one stack trace with
improved S/N ration
2. Gathering all stack traces, resulting stack section
 Apparent dip
 Bow-tie
 Pull-up/Push-down velocity anomaly
 Diffraction

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