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A

This appendix presents a derivation of the expression for the weighting Jacobian in the case of variable velocity.

The dispersion relation
\begin{displaymath}
k_z= {\rm SSR}{k}\end{displaymath} (43)
can be approximated using a Taylor series expansion around the constant reference slowness (s0):
\begin{displaymath}
k_z\approx {k_z}_0+ \left. \frac{dk_z}{d s}\right\vert _{s=so}\left (s-s_0\right ).\end{displaymath} (44)

We then take the derivative of kz with respect to the frequency $\omega$

\begin{displaymath}
\frac{dk_z}{d\omega} = 
\frac{d{k_z}_0}{d\omega} + 
\frac{d}...
 ...mega} \left [\frac{d{k_z}_0}{d s} \right ]\left (s-s_0\right ),\end{displaymath}

and if we note that

\begin{displaymath}
\frac{d{k_z}_0}{ds} = \frac{\omega^2s_0}{{k_z}_0}\end{displaymath}

we obtain
\begin{displaymath}
\frac{dk_z}{d\omega} = 
\frac{d{k_z}_0}{d\omega} + 
\frac{d}...
 ...left [\frac{\omega^2s_0}{{k_z}_0} \right ]\left (s-s_0\right ).\end{displaymath} (45)

We continue by evaluating the derivatives with respect to $\omega$ on the right hand side. With little algebra, we obtain

\begin{displaymath}
\frac{d}{d\omega} \left [\frac{\omega^2s_0}{{k_z}_0} \right ...
 ...\left (2- \left [\frac{\omega s_0}{{k_z}_0}\right ]^2 \right ).\end{displaymath}

therefore
\begin{displaymath}
\frac{dk_z}{d\omega} = 
 \frac{\omega s_0}{{k_z}_0} s_0+ 
 \...
 ...ac{\omega s_0}{{k_z}_0}\right ]^2 \right )\left (s-s_0\right ).\end{displaymath} (46)

The prestack weighting Jacobian is:
\begin{displaymath}
\bold W_k_h= 
\left [
\frac{\omega s_0}{{k_{\rm zs_0}}} s_0+...
 ...{k_z}_0}\right ]^2 \right )\left (s_r-s_0\right )
\right ]^{-1}\end{displaymath} (47)
which, in constant slowness, takes the simple form
\begin{displaymath}
\bold W_k_h= 
\left [
\frac{\omega s_0}{{k_{\rm zs_0}}} s_0
+
\frac{\omega s_0}{{k_{\rm zr_0}}} s_0
\right ]^{-1}.\end{displaymath} (48)


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