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We verify our theoretical results on a model with five slanted planes
Vaillant and Biondi (2000).
The velocity function is v(z)=1.5+.5z km/s. The velocity
gradient allows us to highlight the rotation of the reflection azimuth
due to ray-bending.
The model consists of five planes
with 0, 15, 30, 45,60 dip and a 45 azimuth.
The dataset is migrated with full prestack migration.
We migrate first with the correct velocity
and then with a velocity that is
too slow.
The migrated model is then transformed from offset to angle for
different reflection azimuths. Hence the image
has five dimensions: in-line and cross-line midpoints, depth,
aperture and reflection azimuth.
We select one midpoint and obtain a cube of a midpoint gather
sorted in aperture angle and reflection azimuth angle.