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Field Data

We applied this normalized cut method to the Unocal Gulf of Mexico field data shown in Figure [*]. The salt boundary is at approximately 3200 ms. The instantaneous amplitude is shown is Figure [*]. Notice that it isn't too obvious where to pick the salt boundary near Cmp 13500.

The resulting ${\bf y_2}$ eigenvector is shown in Figure [*] and a contour plot is shown in Figure [*]. Notice that the contours are spread in areas where the amplitude of the salt boundary is low and the tracking is therefore less certain.

Lastly, Figure [*] shows the instantaneous amplitude with the partition with the minimum normalized cut overlain. It tracks the salt boundary even across the challenging area around Cmp 13500.

 
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Figure 8
The instantaneous amplitude with the mininum normalized cut overlain.
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10/14/2003