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A metric tensor can be specified from the mapping relationship given in equations 13:
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where
. The determinant of the metric tensor is:
. The corresponding inverse weighted metric tensor, as developed in Shragge (2008), is given by:
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Note that even though the metric of the TEC coordinate system varies spatially, the local curvature parameters (
) remain constant:
. The corresponding extrapolation wavenumber, , can be generated by inputting tensor and fields into the general wavenumber expression for 3D non-orthogonal coordinate systems
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where is the slowness (reciprocal of velocity), is the extrapolation wavenumber, and and are the inline and crossline wavenumbers, respectively.
The wavenumber specified in equation 16 is central to the inline delayed-shot migration algorithm. The first step is to extrapolate the source and receiver wavefields
where
and
are the extrapolation operator and its conjugate, respectively. The results herein were computed using the
finite-difference extrapolators discussed below. The second step involves summing the individual inline delayed-shot images contributions,
, into the total image volume,
according to equation 12.
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2009-05-05