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The most difficult of the interpolation tasks required for 3D SRME is the
interpolation of sail lines. This was not attempted in this paper for several
reasons. The first of which is that the idealized geometry in this synthetic
example is far from the reality of marine acquisition. The sail lines are not
parallel, and the receiver cables feather differently from sail line to sail
line.
In addition to the issues of inconsistency in the geometry from sail line to
sail line, there is also the issue of the sheer amount of additional data
needed. In order to reach the desired density of data, a factor of 16 is
needed in the interpolation, or a factor of 8 if the flip-flops have been
previously interpolated.
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4/5/2006