Ground roll of seismic data is mainly composed of surface waves. Surface wave analysis can be used to estimate near surface velocity models useful for static computation. We show, through a Monte Carlo inversion, that the static estimation is robust beyond the uncertainty introduced by solution non-uniqueness of surface wave inversion. Moreover we propose an approximated technique to estimate statics directly from surface wave dispersion curves without the need for inverting and retrieving the velocity model.

Robust static estimation from surface wave data / Socco, Laura; Mabyalaht, Guy; Comina, Cesare. - ELETTRONICO. - (2015), pp. 5222-5227. (Intervento presentato al convegno SEG Annual Meeting tenutosi a New Orleans nel 18-23 Ottobre 2015) [10.1190/segam2015-5837633.1].

Robust static estimation from surface wave data

SOCCO, LAURA;COMINA, CESARE
2015

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Ground roll of seismic data is mainly composed of surface waves. Surface wave analysis can be used to estimate near surface velocity models useful for static computation. We show, through a Monte Carlo inversion, that the static estimation is robust beyond the uncertainty introduced by solution non-uniqueness of surface wave inversion. Moreover we propose an approximated technique to estimate statics directly from surface wave dispersion curves without the need for inverting and retrieving the velocity model.
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