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Efficient elastic wave-mode separation in TTI media Jia Yan and Paul Sava Center for Wave Phenomena Colorado School of Mines elastic imaging anisotropic heterogeneous 3D W z P SV SH Helmholtz decomposition W = +


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Efficient elastic wave-mode separation in TTI media

Jia Yan and Paul Sava

Center for Wave Phenomena Colorado School of Mines

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elastic imaging

anisotropic heterogeneous 3D

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Wz

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P

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SV

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SH

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Helmholtz decomposition

W = ∇θ + ∇ × ψ

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Helmholtz decomposition

W = ∇θ + ∇ × ψ P = ∇ · W S = ∇ × W

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Isotropic wave-mode separation

x-domain: stationary filtering

P = ∇ · W =

  • c

Dc [Wc]

c = {x, y, z}: Cartesian coordinates

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Isotropic wave-mode separation

k-domain: vector projection

  • P = i k ·

W =

  • c

i kc Wc

c = {x, y, z}: Cartesian coordinates

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Anisotropic wave-mode separation

k-domain: vector projection

  • qP = i u ·

W =

  • c

i uc Wc

Dellinger and Etgen (1990)

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Anisotropic wave-mode separation

x-domain: non-stationary filtering

qP = ∇a · W =

  • c

Lc[Wc]

Yan and Sava (2009)

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Wave-mode separation

x-domain

heterogeneous model expensive

k-domain

homogeneous model cheap

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Efficient wave-mode separation

step 1: separate in k-domain

Pr (x) = F−1 i ur (k) · W (k)

  • r: reference models
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Efficient wave-mode separation

step 2: interpolate in x-domain

P (x) =

  • r

wr (x) Pr (x)

r: reference models

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Multidimensional interpolation

wr = 1 m − mr m = {ǫ, δ, ν, α}

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VP

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ǫ

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δ

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ν

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Wz

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ISO

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VTI

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TTI

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Conclusions

◮ wave-mode separation is applicable in 3D ◮ k-domain separation is cheap ◮ accuracy controlled by reference selection

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Acknowledgments

the sponsors of the Center for Wave Phenomena at Colorado School of Mines