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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 14, 2013
Filed:
Aug. 02, 2010
David Fraser Halliday, Kingsbarns, GB;
Andrew Curtis, Edinburgh, GB;
David Fraser Halliday, Kingsbarns, GB;
Andrew Curtis, Edinburgh, GB;
WesternGeco L.L.C., Houston, TX (US);
Abstract
A method for processing geophysical data. The method includes applying a first interferometry on an estimate of a direct ground roll between a receiver location and one or more boundary source locations and an estimate of a direct ground roll between one or more boundary receiver locations and each boundary source location to generate an interferometric estimate of a direct ground roll between the receiver location and each boundary receiver location. The method then includes applying a second interferometry on geophysical data between the source location and each boundary receiver location and the interferometric estimate of the direct ground roll between the receiver location and each boundary receiver location to generate an interferometric estimate of a direct and scattered ground roll between the source location and the receiver location. After applying the second interferometry, the method then includes removing the interferometric estimate of the direct and scattered ground roll between the source location and the receiver location from geophysical data acquired at the receiver location due to a source at the source.