US Patent 7751279 Sub-salt reflection tomography and imaging by walkaway VSP survey
Patent 7751279 was granted and assigned to Baker Hughes on July, 2010 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A walkaway VSP survey is carried out with receivers located in a borehole near the base salt. Reflection tomographic inversion of data from the walkaway VSP is used to derive a velocity model for the subsurface and may be used for imaging of sub-salt reflections.
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James C. Jackson0
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Xiaomin Zhao0
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US Patent 07751279 Sub-salt reflection tomography and imaging by walkaway VSP survey US Patent 7751279 Sub-salt reflection tomography and imaging by walkaway VSP survey
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077512790
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July 6, 2010
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