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The trajectory equation of conversion points is
By introducing the ratio, 44#44, and by following
Huub Den Rooijen's derivations, as well as work by (), we
have the following standard form of elliptical equation:
where D is the element responsible for transforming the data from
CMP coordinates to CCP coordinates. D comes from solving equation ()
for z2. The difference among the existing PS-DMO operators is in their
definition of D. In this paper we use the definition presented by ():
where tn is the NMO-corrected time.
The spatial shift distance needed to convert CMP gathers to common-reflection
point gathers is
The one-way normal-incidence distance R is given by
Using equations () and () we eliminate the
z and x dependencies. This result is substituted in the
relationship for the one-way normal-incidence distance R [equation ()]
in order to get the equation:
The two-way normal-incidence time is
and the traveltime equation, in terms of the normal moveout time, is
Combining equations (), () and () produces the
PS-DMO smile equation:
where
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Stanford Exploration Project
6/7/2002