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Real data

In Figure [*]a, a crosswell data set has been windowed, to provide a small test data set and subsampled using $2\Delta x$.The result of interpolation from the subsampled version is shown in Figure [*]e. For comparison between the original and interpolated, Figure [*] shows the original data set before subsampling and the difference with the interpolated. Figure [*]c and [*]d are the spectrum of the original data and of the interpolated from the subsampled version. These show almost the same pattern except that a positive dip event is very weakly interpolated, but this is because the positive dip component in the spectrum of the subsampled data set is very weak.

 
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Figure 4
(a) A real crosswell data set which is subsampled with 2 feet sampling intervalfrom Figure 6a where sampling interval is 1 foot. (b) the spectrum of the crosswell data set (c) the dips picked from slant stack (d) the spectrum of the prediction-error filters (e) the interlaced data set ( sampling interval is 1 foot ) (f) the spectrum of the interlaced data set.
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Figure 5
(a) A real crosswell data set (b) the difference between the original data and interpolated data set ( = Figure 6a - Figure 5e ) (c) the spectrum of the original data (d) the spectrum of the interpolated data set from the subsampled version.
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Stanford Exploration Project
11/18/1997