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| - | * Thesis [[http://sepwww.stanford.edu/ | + | * Thesis [[https://web.stanford.edu/ |
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| The use of both the physical (midpoint and depth) and the offset/ | The use of both the physical (midpoint and depth) and the offset/ | ||
| axes of seismic images during seismic image-focusing analysis enables | axes of seismic images during seismic image-focusing analysis enables | ||
| - | a robust assessment of the errors within the migration velocity model. | + | a robust assessment of the errors within the migration velocity model. |
| - | In fact, the use of the focusing information from all axes of the seismic image | + | In fact, the use of the focusing information from all axes of the seismic image |
| is crucial for imaging scenarios in which the subsurface is poorly illuminated. | is crucial for imaging scenarios in which the subsurface is poorly illuminated. | ||
| However, while the curvature information provided within the offset/ | However, while the curvature information provided within the offset/ | ||
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| **Defense**\\ | **Defense**\\ | ||
| - | [[http://sepwww.stanford.edu/ | + | [[https://web.stanford.edu/ |
