... in fullwaveforminversion ...in timedomain FWI, the displacement formulation of the wave equation is usually used instead of the popular velocity–stress ...However, inversion ...
... the full elastic waveforminversion in the frequency domain in a 2-D ...the full elastic wavefield ...frequency domain, a fast approach for multisource and multireceiver ...
... Synthetic time-lapse GPR full-waveforminversion for monitoring ethanol tracer test: Synthetic 3D flow and transport simulations (PARTRACE code, [8]) were used to generate a plume fate for ...
... frequency-domainfull wave- form inversion (FWI) on ocean-bottom cable data from the North ...by time-domain modeling and source wavelet estima- ...
... the full elastic waveforminversion in the frequency domain in a 2-D ...the full elastic wavefield ...frequency domain, a fast approach for multisource and multireceiver ...
... frequency domain approach is also suitable for second-order optimization methods such as the truncated Newton methods due to the efficiency of the modelling steps and our ability to keep in core memory several ...
... savings could be achieved if it was computed near the Nyquist frequency. Nevertheless, this test shows that the cost of computing 546 the discrete Fourier transform during time stepping is not trivial but remains ...
... to fullwaveform processing, which should lead to a significant improvement in the resolution of ...zone. Fullwaveforminversion is entirely implemented in the frequency domain, ...
... as timedomain reflectometry (TDR) and capacitance probes are re- vealing their best potentialities in recently deployed wireless sensors networks (Bogena et ...
... Resolution analysis and source bandwidth We perform conventional FWI in the timedomain for the 1D layer model. The initial model is homogeneous at 2 km/s. We analyze four FWI tests with diferent source ...
... The main reason for the limitation in the applicability of FWI is related to what is usually referred to as cycle skipping, or phase ambiguity. In standard FWI, the oscillatory seismic data is matched in the ...
... During waveforminversion, it is possible to remove the effect of the direct wavefield and re- produce this by simply subtracting the corresponding data, com- puted as a first step in the homogeneous ...
... frequency domain ( Brossier et al. , 2009 ), or in the timedomain, by means of finite-element methods ( Marfurt , 1984 ) or finite-difference methods ( Virieux , 1986 ...multi-parameter ...
... performance, fullwaveforminversion is finally becoming feasible on select problems with promising results emerging from frequency-domain ...frequency domain Green’s functions for the ...
... seismic inversion because if we update (insert, delete, or modify) the elastic properties or boundary geometries for one particular layer, we only need to update the propagator matrix in this layer and the ...
... 1 Introduction At the eld scale, evaluating the soil water content spatial variability is an important issue for many research and engineering applications [1]. For in- stance, in catchment hydrology, as the soil ...
... frequency domain provides a natural framework to exploit redundant wave- number coverage, thanks to wide-aperture illumination [Sirgue and Pratt, ...the inversion of the next ...
... The very high velocity contrast between the background (300 m.s −1 ) and the concrete foundations (4000 m.s −1 ) generates energetic reflections. In addition, the close distance between the two structures is responsible ...
... Figure 1.4: Intrinsic attenuation effects for one seismic trace in time domain left and normalized spectrum in frequency domain right, the solid red line is the acoustic wave, and the so[r] ...
... step in the standard workflow only provides qualitative structures; • the formalism allows to consider a wide variety of imaging problems, and also multi-parameter estimation. FWI has, however, a significant drawback. ...