WorldOil

Home
Restricted Access

PAID SUBSCRIBER CONTENT PREVIEW

For full site access: Subscribe Now!

Shallow water 3D multiple attenuation: A case study in methods

Bruce Webb, Njål Flesjå, Ole Edward Kristiansen, Annibale Ferrari Vignati, and Hans Andreas Aronsen

This article discusses the basic principles behind the Surface-Related Multiple Elimination (SRME) technique and demonstrates its effect on newly acquired data in August 2008 for Eni and partners in the PL122/159C licenses in the Norwegian Sea. The use of 3D SRME to attenuate multiples in a relatively shallow water-bottom environment is examined. In addition, a 2D SRME is compared with the newer 3D General Surface Multiple Prediction (GSMP) method.

To Continue Reading, Purchase a Subscription Today!

This article is premium content. In order to gain access to it please either Log In, Activate your web account if you are already a paid subscriber, or Subscribe Now.

Log In Now or Subscribe
Username:
Password:
	SUBSCRIBE
Forgot Password?

You may also purchase Pay-Per-View access to view the article for 24 hours for $25.00 US or Request a Quote for a photocopy or custom reprint of the article.

PAY-PER-VIEW QUOTE-REQUEST