CN114185095B - Method for suppressing multiple waves of three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data - Google Patents

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CN114185095B CN202111461899.3A CN202111461899A CN114185095B CN 114185095 B CN114185095 B CN 114185095B CN 202111461899 A CN202111461899 A CN 202111461899A CN 114185095 B CN114185095 B CN 114185095B
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The invention discloses a method for suppressing multiple waves of three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data, which comprises the following steps: selecting a three-dimensional common shot point gather from the time-space domain seismic data, performing two-time three-dimensional Tau-p conversion, and performing multiple suppression processing to obtain multiple data of a time domain plane wave domain; extracting a common wave point ray parameter gather from the multiple wave data of the time domain plane wave domain, and respectively and alternately performing two-time inverse three-dimensional Tau-p conversion and inverse Fourier conversion to obtain multiple wave seismic data of a time-space domain; and performing self-adaptive subtraction operation on the multiple wave array of the time-space domain and the time-space domain seismic data to obtain a result after the multiple wave suppression of the three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data. The method for suppressing the multiple waves of the three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data greatly improves the accuracy of seismic exploration, and has important significance for improving the seismic processing level and the seismic imaging accuracy, enriching and developing the seismic data processing theory.

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Method for suppressing multiple waves of three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of geophysical exploration digital signal processing, in particular to a method for suppressing multiple waves of three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data.
Background
In marine seismic exploration, strong multiple interference exists in seismic data under the influence of strong reflection coefficients of the sea water surface. The existence of multiple waves complicates the wave field of the seismic wave, causes serious interference on the amplitude and energy of the reflected wave, limits the bandwidth of the seismic data, obscures the knowledge of the subsurface geologic structure, and is a serious obstacle to the processing and interpretation of the seismic data.
Processing three-dimensional data volumes acquired in three dimensions using conventional two-dimensional seismic data processing methods is error-prone, resulting in low accuracy in seismic exploration. With the increasing depth of seismic exploration, the existing two-dimensional exploration has not met the requirement of exploration precision.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method for suppressing multiple waves of three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data, which is used for solving the problem of low precision of the existing two-dimensional exploration data.
The invention provides a method for suppressing multiple waves of three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data, which comprises the following steps:
from time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) Selecting a three-dimensional common shot point gather, and obtaining a three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain earthquake through twice three-dimensional Tau-p transformationData
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For the three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data
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Performing multiple suppression processing to obtain multiple data of time domain plane wave domain +.>
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Multiple data from the time domain plane wave domain
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Extracting the common wave-detecting point ray parameter gather, respectively and alternately performing two times of inverse three-dimensional Tau-p conversion and inverse Fourier conversion to obtain multiple wave seismic data M (t, x) of a time-space domain r ,y r ,x s ,y s );
Multiple arrays M (t, x) of the time-space domain r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) And the time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) Performing self-adaptive subtraction operation to obtain a result after multiple suppression of the three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data;
wherein t is the longitudinal time, x r Seismic traces in the inline direction, y r Seismic traces in the crossline direction, x s A seismic source in the direction of the inline line, y s Is a seismic source in the cross-line direction,
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for the inline direction detector radiation parameters, < +.>
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The wave-detecting point radiation parameters are the wave-detecting point radiation parameters in the transverse measuring line direction; />
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Is a longitudinal lineDirectional Source ray parameters, +.>
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Is a cross-line direction source ray parameter.
Further, obtaining the three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data through twice three-dimensional Tau-p transformation
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The method comprises the following steps:
step A1: first three-dimensional Tau-p transform
From time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) Selecting three-dimensional common shot point gather d 1 (t,x r ,y r ) The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the Gathering d of three-dimensional common shot points 1 (t,x r ,y r ) Performing Fourier transform, first three-dimensional Tau-p transform and inverse Fourier transform to obtain seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p time domain
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Seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p time domain +.>
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Time-space domain seismic data D (t, x) placed at corresponding locations r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) In (1) obtaining the seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p domain +.>
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Step A2: second order three-dimensional Tau-p transformation
From the detector points Tau-p domain seismic data
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Selecting a three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameter gather d 2 (t,x s ,y s ) And fourier transformingPerforming a second three-dimensional Tau-p transformation on the data corresponding to the main frequency in the obtained data, and then calculating three-dimensional Tau-p transformation data +.>
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Formation of three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data in full frequency domain>
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From a three-dimensional common-detector-point ray parameter gather d 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Transforming to obtain three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data
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Three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data +.>
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Firstly, after inverse Fourier transformation, the seismic data of the three-dimensional plane wave domain are put into the corresponding position +.>
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In the method, three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data are obtained>
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Wherein t is longitudinal time, and f is frequency; x is x r Is an earthquake channel in the direction of the in-line,
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for the radial parameter of the detecting point in the direction of the inline line, y r Is a seismic trace in the direction of a transverse survey line, +. >
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Is the radiation parameter of the detector point in the transverse direction, x s Is a seismic source in the direction of the inline>
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Is the source ray parameter in the direction of the inline line, y s Is a source in the transverse line direction +.>
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Is a cross-line direction source ray parameter.
Further, the step A1 includes the steps of:
step A11: given a known time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s );
Step A12: from time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) Selecting a three-dimensional common shot point gather d 1 (t,x r ,y r );
Step A13: gathering d of three-dimensional common shot points 1 (t,x r ,y r ) Performing Fourier transform, first three-dimensional Tau-p transform and inverse Fourier transform to obtain seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p time domain
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Wherein t is the longitudinal time, < >>
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For the inline direction detector radiation parameters, < +.>
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The wave-detecting point radiation parameters are the wave-detecting point radiation parameters in the transverse measuring line direction;
step A14: seismic data of a wave-detecting point Tau-p time domain
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Time-space domain seismic data D (t, x) placed at corresponding locations r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) In (1) obtaining the seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p domain +.>
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Specifically, the step a13 includes the steps of:
step A131: three-dimensional common shot point gather d 1 (t,x r ,y r ) Obtaining three-dimensional common shot point gather data df of a frequency domain by utilizing Fourier transformation to the frequency domain 1 (f,x r ,y r ) Wherein f is frequency;
step A132: data df of three-dimensional common shot point gather in frequency domain 1 (f,x r ,y r ) Obtaining Tau-p domain data of the wave-detecting point frequency domain through primary three-dimensional Tau-p conversion
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Step A133: tau-p domain data of wave detector frequency domain
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Performing inverse Fourier transform to obtain seismic data of the detection point Tau-p time domain>
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Specifically, the step A2 includes the steps of:
step A21: from the wave-detecting point Tau-p domain seismic data
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Selecting a three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameter gather d 2 (t,x s ,y s );
Step A22: gather d of three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameters 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Obtaining three-dimensional common shot point ray parameter gather data df of a frequency domain through Fourier transformation to the frequency domain 2 (f,x s ,y s );
Step A23: according to frequencyThree-dimensional co-shot ray parameter gather data df for domain 2 (f,x s ,y s ) Firstly, carrying out a second three-dimensional Tau-p transformation according to the seismic data corresponding to the main frequency of the seismic data to obtain a shot Tau-p frequency domain gather of the seismic data corresponding to the main frequency
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Then, three-dimensional Tau-p transformation data of the corresponding seismic data outside the main frequency is calculated according to the three-dimensional Tau-p transformation data
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The shot Tau-p frequency domain gather of which the main frequency corresponds to the seismic data is +.>
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Three-dimensional Tau-p transform data corresponding to seismic data outside the dominant frequency>
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Combining to form three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data in full frequency domain>
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Step A24: gather d of three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameters 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Transforming to obtain three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data
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Three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data in full frequency domain are->
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Firstly, after inverse Fourier transformation, the seismic data of the three-dimensional plane wave domain are put into the corresponding position +.>
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In the method, three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data are obtained>
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More specifically, the step a23 includes the steps of:
step A231: selecting three-dimensional common shot point ray parameter gather data df of frequency domain 2 (f,x s ,y s ) Data corresponding to the main frequency in the three-dimensional common shot gather data df0 of the seismic data corresponding to the main frequency 2 (f,x s ,y s ) And for three-dimensional common shot point gather data df0 of which main frequency corresponds to seismic data 2 (f,x s ,y s ) Performing a second three-dimensional Tau-p transformation to obtain a shot Tau-p frequency domain gather of the seismic data with main frequency
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Step A232: shot Tau-p frequency domain gather corresponding to seismic data according to main frequency
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Calculating a diagonal constraint matrix W of the inline and a diagonal constraint matrix V of the crossline;
step A233: according to the transverse line diagonal constraint matrix W and the transverse line diagonal constraint matrix V, calculating three-dimensional Tau-p conversion data of the corresponding seismic data except the main frequency
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Step a234: shot Tau-p frequency domain gather of main frequency corresponding to seismic data
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Three-dimensional Tau-p transform data corresponding to seismic data outside the dominant frequency >
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Combining to form three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data in full frequency domain>
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Further, performing multiple suppression processing to obtain multiple data of the time domain plane wave domain
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The method comprises the following steps:
step B1: for the three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data
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Performing Fourier transform along time direction to obtain seismic data +.>
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Step B2: seismic data from the plane wave domain of the frequency domain
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Selecting an initial frequency slice from the results of (a)>
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For the selected initial frequency slice->
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Performing linear mapping, squaring operation and inverse linear mapping to obtain multiple data frequency slice ∈ ->
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Step B3: slicing multiple data frequencies
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Multiple data array for composing frequency domain plane wave domain>
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Step B4: multiple data array for frequency domain plane wave domain
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Performing inverse Fourier transform to obtain multiple data of time domain plane wave domain>
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Wherein t is longitudinal time, and f is frequency; x is x r Is an earthquake channel in the direction of the in-line,
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for the radial parameter of the detecting point in the direction of the inline line, y r Is a seismic trace in the direction of a transverse survey line, +.>
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Is the radiation parameter of the detector point in the transverse direction, x s Is a seismic source in the direction of the inline>
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Is the source ray parameter in the direction of the inline line, y s Is a source in the transverse line direction +.>
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Is a cross-line direction source ray parameter. />
Specifically, the step B2 includes the steps of:
step B21: seismic data from the plane wave domain of the frequency domain
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Selecting a frequency slice as an initial frequency slice +.>
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Slicing the initial frequency>
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Performing linear mapping to obtain mapped frequency slices +.>
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Step B22: slicing the mapped frequency
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Performing squaring operation to obtain frequency slice after multiple data mapping>
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Step B23: frequency slicing after mapping the multiple data
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Inverse linear mapping is carried out to obtain multiple wave data frequency slices +.>
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Further, the inverse three-dimensional Tau-p transformation and the inverse Fourier transformation are alternately performed twice to obtain multiple seismic data M (t, x) of the time-space domain r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) The method comprises the following steps:
step C2: for common detection point ray parameter trace set
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Obtaining a common-detection-point ray parameter gather m after the first inverse transformation of the frequency domain through the first inverse three-dimensional Tau-p transformation 2 (t,x s ,y s );
Step C3: first inverse transformed common-detector-point ray parameter trace m for frequency domain 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Corresponding data
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Performing the first inverse Fourier transform to obtain a common-detection-point ray parameter gather after the first inverse transform
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And the plurality of common-wave-point radiation parameter gathers after the first inverse transformation are +.>
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Composition of three-dimensional Tau-p Domain dataset->
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Step C4: from three-dimensional Tau-p domain data sets
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Co-shot gather of three-dimensional Tau-p domain data is extracted>
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Performing a second inverse three-dimensional Tau-p transformation to obtain a multiple three-dimensional common shot point gather m 4 (t,x r ,y r );
Step C5: data mf corresponding to three-dimensional common shot point gather of frequency domain 4 (t,x r ,y r ) Performing a second inverse Fourier transform to obtain a three-dimensional common shot point gather m in a time domain 4 (t,x r ,y r ) And three-dimensional common shot point gather m of a plurality of time domains 4 (t,x r ,y r ) Multiple arrays M (t, x) forming a time-space domain r ,y r ,x s ,y s )。
Further, the method for obtaining the result of the multiple suppression of the three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data comprises the following steps:
assuming that the overall energy of the seismic data after multiple suppression is minimum;
first input time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s );
Then the time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) And multiple array M (t, x) of time-space domain r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) And performing self-adaptive subtraction operation.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
the invention discloses a method for pressing multiple waves of three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data, which adopts a three-dimensional seismic method for collecting underground information on a certain area, can know the condition of an underground geological structure from a three-dimensional space in a three-dimensional way, and can reduce the requirement of a computer on the storage of the three-dimensional seismic data to a certain extent by utilizing the compression characteristic of the two-dimensional plane wave domain on the seismic data based on Tau-p transformation; under the condition that the seismic data transversely fluctuates, the seismic data can be effectively compressed by transforming the seismic data into a biplane wave domain, the amount of the compressed seismic data is reduced, the calculated amount can be reduced to a certain extent, the requirement on a computer storage medium is reduced, and the calculation efficiency is improved; the multiple pressing method does not need information of underground medium, and is a complete data driving method. The method for suppressing the multiple waves of the three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data can provide cross-section, plane and three-dimensional underground geologic structure images, greatly improves the accuracy of seismic exploration, is particularly effective for areas with complicated and changeable underground geologic structures, and has important significance for improving the seismic processing level and the seismic imaging accuracy and enriching and developing the seismic data processing theory.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an input three-dimensional common shot gather d according to embodiment 1 of the present invention 1 (t,x r ,y r ) Is a display result of (1);
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a three-dimensional common shot gather d according to embodiment 1 of the present invention 1 (t,x r ,y r ) Wave-detecting point Tau-p time domain seismic data obtained through first Tau-p conversion
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Results of (2);
FIG. 3 shows the seismic data of the time domain of the detection points Tau-p provided in embodiment 1 of the present invention
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Selecting three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameter gathers according to keywordsd 2 (t,x s ,y s ) And obtaining the seismic data of the time domain three-dimensional Tau-p transformation after carrying out Fourier transformation, second three-dimensional Tau-p transformation and inverse Fourier transformation>
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Results of (2);
FIG. 4 is a plot of seismic data from the dip Tau-p time domain of FIG. 3
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After fourier transformation, a frequency slice is selected from the result as the initial frequency slice +.>
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Slicing the initial frequency
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Mapped frequency slice obtained by linear mapping>
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Wherein FIG. 4 (a) is the initial frequency slice before linear mapping +.>
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FIG. 4 (b) is a frequency slice after mapping
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FIG. 5 is a multiple array of time-space domain provided in embodiment 1 of the present invention
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Displaying results in a time-space domain;
FIG. 6 shows the method for providing the space domain seismic data D (t, x) according to embodiment 1 of the invention r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) And multiple array M (t, x) of time-space domain r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) A primary wave result obtained by self-adaptive subtraction operation, whereinThe position indicated by the arrow in fig. 6 is originally numerous.
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The invention provides a method for multiple suppression of three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data, which comprises the steps of firstly transforming the seismic data into a three-dimensional plane wave domain, and according to the characteristics of dense detection points and sparse shots of the three-dimensional seismic data, transforming the three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data by adopting a first Tau-p transformation algorithm and a second Tau-p transformation algorithm based on main frequency constraint in sequence, so as to improve the representation precision of the plane wave domain to time space domain seismic data; performing multiple prediction processing by mapping, multiplying and the like on the frequency slices in the plane wave domain; and then inversely converting the result of the multiple prediction back to a time-space domain, and carrying out self-adaptive subtraction to achieve the purposes of multiple suppression and data precision improvement.
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Embodiment 1 provides a method for multiple suppression of three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data, comprising the following steps:
step A: two three-dimensional Tau-p transforms
From time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) Selecting a three-dimensional common shot point gather, and obtaining seismic data of a three-dimensional plane wave domain through two three-dimensional Tau-p transformations
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The method specifically comprises the following steps:
step A1: first three-dimensional Tau-p transform
From time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) Selecting three-dimensional common shot point gather d 1 (t,x r ,y r ) The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the Gathering d of three-dimensional common shot points 1 (t,x r ,y r ) Performing Fourier transform, first three-dimensional Tau-p transform and inverse Fourier transform to obtain seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p time domain
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Seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p time domain +.>
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Time-space domain seismic data D (t, x) placed at corresponding locations r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) In (1) obtaining the seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p domain +.>
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Wherein t is the longitudinal time, x r Seismic traces in the inline direction, y r Seismic traces in the crossline direction, x s A seismic source in the direction of the inline line, y s For seismic source in transverse direction, p xr For the radial parameter of the detecting point in the direction of the longitudinal line, p yr Is in the transverse direction of the line the spot radiation parameters.
The detailed steps are as follows:
step A11: given a known time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s );
Wherein t is the longitudinal time, x r Seismic traces in the inline direction, y r Seismic traces in the crossline direction, x s A seismic source in the direction of the inline line, y s A seismic source in the direction of a transverse survey line;
step A12: from time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) Selecting a three-dimensional common shot point gather d 1 (t,x r ,y r );
Step A13: gathering d of three-dimensional common shot points 1 (t,x r ,y r ) Performing Fourier transform, first three-dimensional Tau-p transform and inverse Fourier transform to obtain seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p time domain
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Wherein t is the longitudinal time, < >>
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For the inline direction detector radiation parameters, < +.>
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Is in the transverse direction of the line the spot radiation parameters.
Wherein, the first three-dimensional Tau-p transformation process is performed in the frequency domain, and more detailed steps are as follows:
step A131: three-dimensional common shot point gather d 1 (t,x r ,y r ) Obtaining three-dimensional common shot point gather data df of a frequency domain through Fourier transformation to the frequency domain 1 (f,x r ,y r ) Wherein f is frequency;
step A132: data df of three-dimensional common shot point gather in frequency domain 1 (f,x r ,y r ) Obtaining Tau-p domain data of the wave-detecting point frequency domain through primary three-dimensional Tau-p conversion
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Wherein, tau-p domain data of the wave detection point frequency domain
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The calculated expression of (2) is:
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in the method, in the process of the invention,
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tau-p domain data, df, for the frequency domain of the detector 1 Three-dimensional common shot gather df for frequency domain 1 (f,x r ,y r );
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Three-dimensional common shot gather df for frequency domain 1 Operators of the inline direction;
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three-dimensional common shot gather df for frequency domain 1 Operators of the crossline direction of (2);
i is an identity matrix; lambda is a damping operator; h represents a conjugate transpose;
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three-dimensional common shot gather df for frequency domain 1 Is- >
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Is a conjugate transpose of (2);
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three-dimensional common shot gather df for frequency domain 1 Crossline direction operator->
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Is a conjugate transpose of (a).
Specifically, three-dimensional common shot gather df in frequency domain 1 Operators of inline directions
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From a three-dimensional common shot gather d 1 (t,x r ,y r ) Is a seismic trace x in the inline direction r And the radial parameter in the direction of the inline>
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The calculation formula is as follows:
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wherein x is r Is x r1 ,x r2 ,…,x rn Wherein r is 1 ,r 2 ,…,r n Is that r xSubscript of (2)Serial numbers not only represent seismic traces in the inline direction, but also represent inline direction offset;
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is->
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Wherein x is r1 ,x r2 ,…,x rn Is->
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The subscript number of (a).
Three-dimensional common shot point gather df in frequency domain 1 Operator of crossline direction of (2)
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From a three-dimensional common shot gather d 1 (t,x r ,y r ) Is a cross-line direction seismic trace y r And the radiation parameters in the crossline direction +.>
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The calculation formula is as follows:
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wherein y is r Representing y r1 ,y r2 ,…,y rn Wherein r is 1 ,r 2 ,…,r n Is y r The subscript sequence number in the cross-line direction not only represents the seismic trace in the cross-line direction, but also represents the offset distance in the cross-line direction;
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representation->
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Wherein y is r1 ,y r2 ,…,y rn Is->
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The subscript number of (a).
Step A133: tau-p domain data of wave detector frequency domain
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Performing inverse Fourier transform to obtain seismic data of the detection point Tau-p time domain>
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As a specific embodiment, when three-dimensional common shot point gather d 1 (t,x r ,y r ) When the input record is shown in figure 1, obtaining the seismic data of the wave-detecting point Tau-p time domain through Fourier transformation, first three-dimensional Tau-p transformation and inverse Fourier transformation
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As shown in fig. 2.
Step A14: seismic data of a wave-detecting point Tau-p time domain
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Time-space domain seismic data D (t, x) placed at corresponding locations r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) In (1) obtaining the seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p domain +.>
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Step A2: second order three-dimensional Tau-p transformation
From the wave-detecting point Tau-p domain seismic data
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Selecting a three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameter gather d 2 (t,x s ,y s ) After Fourier transformation, performing a second three-dimensional Tau-p transformation on the data corresponding to the main frequency in the obtained data, and then calculating the three-dimensional T of the seismic data corresponding to the main frequencyau-p transformation data->
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Formation of three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data in full frequency domain>
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From a three-dimensional common-detector-point ray parameter gather d 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Transforming to obtain three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data
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Three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data +.>
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Firstly, after inverse Fourier transformation, the seismic data of the three-dimensional plane wave domain are put into the corresponding position +.>
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In the method, three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data are obtained>
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Wherein t is longitudinal time, and f is frequency; x is x r Is an earthquake channel in the direction of the in-line,
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for the radial parameter of the detecting point in the direction of the inline line, y r Is a seismic trace in the direction of a transverse survey line, +.>
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The wave-detecting point radiation parameters are the wave-detecting point radiation parameters in the transverse measuring line direction; x is x s Seismic source in inline direction,/>
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Is the source ray parameter in the direction of the inline line, y s Is a source in the transverse line direction +.>
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Is a cross-line direction source ray parameter.
The detailed steps are as follows:
step A21: from the wave-detecting point Tau-p domain seismic data
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Selecting a three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameter gather d 2 (t,x s ,y s );
As a specific implementation mode, 1, 4 and 5 are selected as keywords, and the seismic data in the Tau-p domain is obtained from the wave detection points
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Extracting corresponding dimension according to key words to select a three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameter gather d 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Seismic data from the wave-detection point Tau-p domain +.>
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Extracting the 1 st, 4 th and 5 th three-dimensional common-wave-point ray parameter trace d 2 (t,x s ,y s )。
Step A22: gather d of three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameters 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Obtaining three-dimensional common shot point ray parameter gather data df of a frequency domain through Fourier transformation to the frequency domain 2 (f,x s ,y s );
Step A23: three-dimensional common shot point ray parameter gather data df according to frequency domain 2 (f,x s ,y s ) Firstly, carrying out a second three-dimensional Tau-p transformation according to the seismic data corresponding to the main frequency of the seismic data to obtain a shot Tau-p frequency domain gather of the seismic data corresponding to the main frequency
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Then, three-dimensional Tau-p transformation data of the corresponding seismic data outside the main frequency is calculated according to the three-dimensional Tau-p transformation data
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The shot Tau-p frequency domain gather of which the main frequency corresponds to the seismic data is +.>
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Three-dimensional Tau-p transform data corresponding to seismic data outside the dominant frequency >
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Combining to form three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data in full frequency domain>
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The method specifically comprises the following steps:
step A231: selecting three-dimensional common shot point ray parameter gather data df of frequency domain 2 (f,x s ,y s ) Data corresponding to the main frequency in the three-dimensional common shot gather data df0 of the seismic data corresponding to the main frequency 2 (f,x s ,y s ) And for three-dimensional common shot point gather data df0 of which main frequency corresponds to seismic data 2 (f,x s ,y s ) Performing a second three-dimensional Tau-p transformation to obtain a shot Tau-p frequency domain gather of the seismic data with main frequency
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Wherein the main frequency corresponds to shot Tau-p frequency domain gather of the seismic data
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The calculated expression of (2) is:
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in the formula, df0 2taup Shot Tau-p frequency domain gather for main frequency corresponding to seismic data
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df0 2 Three-dimensional common shot gather data df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2 (f,x s ,y s );
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Shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2taup Operators of the inline direction;
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shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2taup Operators of the crossline direction of (2);
i is an identity matrix; μ is a damping parameter; h represents a conjugate transpose;
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shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2taup Operator of inline direction- >
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Is a conjugate transpose of (2);
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shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2taup Operator of crossline direction->
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Is a conjugate transpose of (a).
Specifically, the dominant frequency corresponds toShot Tau-p frequency domain gather of seismic data
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Operator of inline direction->
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From a common-detector-point radial parameter gather d 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Seismic source x in the inline direction of (2) s And the radial parameter in the direction of the inline>
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Calculating, wherein the calculation formula is as follows; />
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Wherein x is s Represents x s1 ,x s2 ,…,x sn Wherein s is 1 ,s 2 ,…,s n Is x s Subscript number, x in (x) s Not only representing the seismic source in the direction of the inline line, but also representing the offset distance in the direction of the inline line;
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representation->
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Wherein x is s1 ,x s2 ,…,x sn Is->
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The subscript number of (a).
Shot Tau-p frequency domain gather with main frequency corresponding to seismic data
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Operator of crossline direction->
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From a common-detector-point radial parameter gather d 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Source y in the crossline direction of (2) s And the radiation parameters in the crossline direction +.>
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Calculating, wherein the calculation formula is as follows;
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wherein y is s Representing y s1 ,y s2 ,…,y sn Wherein s is 1 ,s 2 ,…,s n Is y s Subscript number, y in (2) s Not only representing the seismic source in the transverse line direction, but also representing the transverse line direction offset;
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representation->
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Wherein y is s1 ,y s2 ,…,y sn Is->
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The subscript number of (a).
Step A232: shot Tau-p frequency domain gather corresponding to seismic data according to main frequency
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Calculating a diagonal constraint matrix W of the inline and a diagonal constraint matrix V of the crossline;
The detailed calculation process is as follows:
set shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 with main frequency corresponding to seismic data 2taup Operators of inline directions
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The corresponding three-dimensional common shot point gather data is df0 XS The expression is:
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in the method, in the process of the invention,
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shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2taup Operators of the inline direction;
i is an identity matrix; μ is a damping parameter; h represents a conjugate transpose;
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shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2taup Operator of inline direction->
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Is a conjugate transpose of (2);
df0 2 three-dimensional common shot gather data df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2 (f,x s ,y s );
Set shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 with main frequency corresponding to seismic data 2taup Operator L of crossline direction of (2) ys The corresponding three-dimensional common shot point gather data is df0 YS The expression is:
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in the method, in the process of the invention,
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shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2taup Operators of the crossline direction of (2);
i is an identity matrix; μ is a damping parameter; h represents a conjugate transpose;
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shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2taup Operator of crossline direction->
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Is a conjugate transpose of (a).
Since the non-diagonal elements of the diagonal constraint matrix W of the inline are all 0, only the matrix W formed by the diagonal elements of the diagonal constraint matrix W of the inline is calculated during calculation ii The expression is:
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wherein ε is the stability factor of the inline; i is the number of rows or columns of diagonal positions of the diagonal constraint matrix W of the inline; w (W) ii Is a matrix composed of diagonal elements of a diagonal constraint matrix W of the inline;
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matrix W representing diagonal elements of diagonal constraint matrix W of inline ii The number corresponding to the data of the ith row and ith column in the array is equal to the number corresponding to the shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 of the seismic data corresponding to the main frequency in value 2taup Operator of inline direction->
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Corresponding three-dimensional co-shot gather data df0 XS
Since the non-diagonal elements of the diagonal constraint matrix V of the transverse line are all 0, only the matrix V formed by the diagonal elements of the diagonal constraint matrix V of the transverse line is needed to be calculated during calculation ii The expression is:
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wherein ζ is a stabilizing factor of the crossline; i is the number of rows or columns of diagonal positions of the diagonal constraint matrix V of the crossline; v (V) ii Is a matrix composed of diagonal elements of a diagonal constraint matrix V of the transverse measuring lines;
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matrix V representing the composition of diagonal elements of diagonal constraint matrix V of crosslines ii The number corresponding to the data of the ith row and ith column in the array is equal to the number corresponding to the shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 of the seismic data corresponding to the main frequency in value 2taup Operator L of crossline direction of (2) ys Corresponding three-dimensional co-shot gather data df0 YS
Step A233: according to the transverse line diagonal constraint matrix W and the transverse line diagonal constraint matrix V, calculating three-dimensional Tau-p conversion data of the corresponding seismic data except the main frequency
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Wherein the three-dimensional Tau-p transform data of the corresponding seismic data outside the primary frequency
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The calculation formula of (2) is as follows:
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wherein df1 2taup Three-dimensional Tau-p transform data for seismic data corresponding to frequencies outside of the dominant frequency
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df0 2 Three-dimensional for seismic data corresponding to dominant frequenciesCo-shot gather data df0 2 (f,x s ,y s );
W is the diagonal constraint matrix of the inline; v is the diagonal constraint matrix of the transverse line;
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shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2taup Operators of the inline direction;
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shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2taup Operators of the crossline direction of (2);
i is an identity matrix; h represents a conjugate transpose;
lambda' is a damping operator in the direction of the inline line; mu' is a damping operator in the transverse line direction;
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shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2taup Operator of inline direction->
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Is a conjugate transpose of (2);
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shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2taup Operator of crossline direction->
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Is a conjugate transpose of (2);
step a234: shot Tau-p frequency domain gather of main frequency corresponding to seismic data
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Three-dimensional Tau-p transform data corresponding to seismic data outside the dominant frequency>
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Combining to form three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data in full frequency domain>
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Step A24: gather d of three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameters 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Transforming to obtain three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data
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Three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data in full frequency domain are->
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Firstly, after inverse Fourier transformation, the seismic data of the three-dimensional plane wave domain are put into the corresponding position +.>
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In the method, three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data are obtained>
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The detailed steps are as follows:
step A241: gather d of three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameters 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Transforming to obtain three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data
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Step a242: three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data in full frequency domain
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Inverse Fourier transform to obtain time domain three-dimensional Tau-p transformed seismic data +.>
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Step A243: seismic data transformed in time domain three-dimensional Tau-p
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Three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data +.>
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Obtaining three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data
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In particular, when three-dimensional common-detector-point ray parameter trace d 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Obtaining the seismic data of the time domain three-dimensional Tau-p transformation through Fourier transformation, secondary three-dimensional Tau-p transformation and inverse Fourier transformation
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The results of (2) are shown in FIG. 3. It can be seen that significant focal points occur in a limited region of the data, such as between 600-1200 of the source ray parameters, indicating that the three-dimensional Tau-p transform compresses the dominant energy of the data into these points, illustrating the compression characteristics of the method on the data.
And (B) step (B): for three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data
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Performing multiple suppression processing to obtain multiple data of time domain plane wave domain +.>
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The method specifically comprises the following steps:
firstly, for three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data
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Fourier transforming in time directionThen selecting the initial frequency slice from the result>
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Slicing the selected initial frequency
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Performing linear mapping, squaring operation and inverse linear mapping to obtain multiple data frequency slices
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Then frequency slicing multiple wave data
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Multiple data array for composing frequency domain plane wave domain>
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Finally, multiple data array of frequency domain plane wave domain
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Performing inverse Fourier transform to obtain multiple data of time domain plane wave domain>
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Wherein t is longitudinal time, and f is frequency; x is x r Is an earthquake channel in the direction of the in-line,
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for the radial parameter of the detecting point in the direction of the inline line, y r Is a seismic trace in the direction of a transverse survey line, +.>
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Is the radiation parameter of the detector point in the transverse direction, x s Is a seismic source in the direction of the inline>
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Is the source ray parameter in the direction of the inline line, y s Is a source in the transverse line direction +.>
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Is a cross-line direction source ray parameter.
The more detailed steps are as follows:
step B1: seismic data for three-dimensional plane wave domain
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Performing Fourier transform on the array along the time direction to obtain seismic data +.>
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Step B2: seismic data from the plane wave domain of the frequency domain
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Selecting initial frequency slices
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For the selected initial frequency slice->
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Performing linear mapping, squaring operation and inverse linear mapping to obtain multiple data frequency slice ∈ ->
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The method specifically comprises the following steps:
step B21: seismic data from the plane wave domain of the frequency domain
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Selecting a frequency slice as an initial frequency slice +.>
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To the beginningStart frequency slice->
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Performing linear mapping to obtain mapped frequency slices +.>
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Specifically, it will
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And->
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Respectively substituting the initial frequency slices +.>
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Is->
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And->
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Obtaining mapped frequency slices +.>
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Then the initial frequency slice +.>
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And mapped frequency slice->
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The calculated expression of (2) is:
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in the method, in the process of the invention,
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for the inline common uplink parameters, +.>
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For the transverse line sharing the uplink ray parameters, +.>
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For the inline co-downlink radiation parameters, +. >
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The downlink ray parameters are shared for the transverse measuring line; />
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For the inline direction detector radiation parameters, < +.>
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The wave-detecting point radiation parameters are the wave-detecting point radiation parameters in the transverse measuring line direction; />
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For the source ray parameter in the inline direction, +.>
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Is a cross-line direction source ray parameter.
As can be seen from fig. 4, the initial frequency slice
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And mapped frequency slices
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Each of which comprises a plurality of small matrices, wherein each small matrix is a block matrix, and the mapped frequency slices are +.>
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Each row of the small matrix of (a) is a common downlink ray parameter P d Trace set, each row of the small matrix is inline common downlink ray parameter +.>
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Each small matrix occupies a common downstream ray parameter P d Is a crossline common downlink ray parameter +.>
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A numerical value; mapped frequency slice->
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Each column of the small matrix of (a) is a common uplink radiation parameter P o Trace set, each row of the small matrix is inline common uplink ray parameter +.>
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Each small matrix is a block matrix and occupies the common uplink ray parameter P o Is a crossline common uplink radiation parameter +.>
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Numerical values.
Step B22: slicing the mapped frequency
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Performing squaring operation to obtain frequency slice after multiple data mapping>
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Wherein for each mapped frequency slice
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Multiplication operation is carried out, the multiplication operation of the small matrix represents convolution operation of an uplink ray parameter gather and a downlink ray parameter gather time-space domain, and frequency slices after multiplication to obtain multiple wave data mapping are obtained >
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The calculation formula is as follows:
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in the method, in the process of the invention,
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representing each mapped frequency slice; />
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Representing the frequency slice after the multiple wave data mapping; />
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For the inline common uplink parameters, +.>
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The uplink ray parameters are shared for the transverse measurement line,
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for the inline co-downlink radiation parameters, +.>
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The downlink ray parameters are shared for the transverse measuring line;
step B23: frequency slicing after multiple data mapping
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Inverse linear mapping is carried out to obtain multiple wave data frequency slices +.>
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Step B3: slicing multiple data frequencies
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Multiple data array for composing frequency domain plane wave domain>
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Wherein, the multiple wave data frequencyRate slice
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The calculated expression of (2) is:
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in the method, in the process of the invention,
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representing multiple data frequency slices, ++>
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For the inline direction detector radiation parameters, < +.>
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For the source ray parameter in the inline direction, +.>
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For the inline common uplink parameters, +.>
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For the transverse line sharing the uplink ray parameters, +.>
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For the inline co-downlink radiation parameters, +.>
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The downlink ray parameters are shared for the transverse measuring line;
step B4: multiple frequency domain plane wave domainSecondary wave data
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Performing inverse Fourier transform to obtain multiple data of time domain plane wave domain >
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Step C: multiple data from time domain plane wave domain
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Extracting the common wave-detecting point ray parameter gather, respectively and alternately performing two times of inverse three-dimensional Tau-p conversion and inverse Fourier conversion to obtain multiple wave seismic data M (t, x) of a time-space domain r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) The method specifically comprises the following steps:
step C1: multiple data from time domain plane wave domain
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Extracting a common detector point ray parameter trace set +.>
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Step C2: first inverse three-dimensional Tau-p transform
For common detection point ray parameter trace set
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Obtaining a common-detection-point ray parameter gather m after the first inverse transformation of the frequency domain through the first inverse three-dimensional Tau-p transformation 2 (t,x s ,y s );
Wherein, the common detection point radial parameter gather
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The corresponding frequency domain data is +.>
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Co-detection after first inverse transformationWave point ray parameter trace set m 2 (t,x s ,y s ) The corresponding frequency domain data is +.>
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The two can be obtained through calculation in a frequency domain, and the calculation formula is as follows:
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wherein mf is 2 For the common-detector-point ray parameter gather m after the first inverse transformation of the frequency domain 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Corresponding data
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Shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2taup Operators of the inline direction;
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shot Tau-p frequency domain gather df0 for primary frequency corresponding seismic data 2taup Operators of the crossline direction of (2); / >
mf 1 Common-detector-point ray parameter gather for frequency domain
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Corresponding data +.>
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Step C3: first inverse Fourier transform
First inverse transformed common-detector-point ray parameter trace m for frequency domain 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Corresponding data
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Performing the first inverse Fourier transform to obtain a common-detection-point ray parameter gather after the first inverse transform
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And the plurality of common-wave-point radiation parameter gathers after the first inverse transformation are +.>
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Composition of three-dimensional Tau-p Domain dataset->
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Step C4: second inverse three-dimensional Tau-p transformation
From three-dimensional Tau-p domain data sets
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Co-shot gather of three-dimensional Tau-p domain data is extracted>
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Performing a second inverse three-dimensional Tau-p transformation to obtain a multiple three-dimensional common shot point gather m 4 (t,x r ,y r );
Wherein, the three-dimensional Tau-p domain data is common shot point gather
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The corresponding frequency domain data is +.>
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Three-dimensional common shot point gather m 4 (t,x r ,y r ) The corresponding frequency domain data is mf 4 (t,x r ,y r ) The two can be obtained through calculation in a frequency domain, and the calculation formula is as follows:
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wherein mf is 4 For three-dimensional common shot point gather m 4 (t,x r ,y r ) The corresponding frequency domain data is mf 4 (t,x r ,y r );
Figure BDA0003389049690000217
Three-dimensional common shot gather df for frequency domain 1 Operators of the inline direction;
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three-dimensional common shot gather df for frequency domain 1 Operators of the crossline direction of (2);
mf 3 co-shot gather for three-dimensional Tau-p domain data in the frequency domain
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Corresponding data
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Step C5: second inverse Fourier transform
Data mf corresponding to three-dimensional common shot point gather of frequency domain 4 (t,x r ,y r ) Performing a second inverse Fourier transform to obtain a three-dimensional common shot point gather m in a time domain 4 (t,x r ,y r ) And three-dimensional common shot point gather m of a plurality of time domains 4 (t,x r ,y r ) Multiple arrays M (t, x) forming a time-space domain r ,y r ,x s ,y s );
Wherein the multiple array M (t, x) r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) As shown in fig. 5.
Step D: time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) And multiple array M (t, x) of time-space domain r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) And performing self-adaptive subtraction operation to obtain a result after the multiple suppression of the three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data. The method specifically comprises the following steps:
assuming that the overall energy of the seismic data after multiple suppression is minimum;
first input time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s );
Then the time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) And multiple array M (t, x) of time-space domain r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) And performing self-adaptive subtraction operation.
Wherein, the multiple wave array M (t, x) r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) And time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) The subtracted part is adaptively subtracted from the input data of fig. 1 as shown in fig. 5, resulting in fig. 6. As is apparent from a comparison of fig. 6 and fig. 1, the multiples at the corresponding positions are suppressed by the multiple suppression.
While the invention has been described in detail in the foregoing general description and specific examples, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that modifications and improvements can be made thereto. Accordingly, such modifications or improvements may be made without departing from the spirit of the invention and are intended to be within the scope of the invention as claimed.

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1. The method for suppressing the multiple waves of the three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
from time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) Selecting a three-dimensional common shot point gather, and obtaining three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data through twice three-dimensional Tau-p transformation
Figure FDA0004166252410000011
For the three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic numberAccording to
Figure FDA0004166252410000012
Performing multiple suppression processing to obtain multiple data of time domain plane wave domain +.>
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Multiple data from the time domain plane wave domain
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Extracting the common wave-detecting point ray parameter gather, respectively and alternately performing two times of inverse three-dimensional Tau-p conversion and inverse Fourier conversion to obtain multiple wave seismic data M (t, x) of a time-space domain r ,y r ,x s ,y s );
Multiple arrays M (t, x) of the time-space domain r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) And the time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) Performing self-adaptive subtraction operation to obtain a result after multiple suppression of the three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data;
wherein t is the longitudinal time, x r Seismic traces in the inline direction, y r Seismic traces in the crossline direction, x s A seismic source in the direction of the inline line, y s Is a seismic source in the cross-line direction,
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for the inline direction detector radiation parameters, < +.>
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The wave-detecting point radiation parameters are the wave-detecting point radiation parameters in the transverse measuring line direction; />
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For the source ray parameter in the inline direction, +. >
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The method is characterized in that the method is a transverse survey line direction seismic source ray parameter;
obtaining three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data D through twice three-dimensional Tau-p transformation 2taup
Figure FDA0004166252410000019
The method comprises the following specific steps:
step A1: first three-dimensional Tau-p transform
From time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) Selecting three-dimensional common shot point gather d 1 (t,x r ,y r ) The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the Gathering d of three-dimensional common shot points 1 (t,x r ,y r ) Performing Fourier transform, first three-dimensional Tau-p transform and inverse Fourier transform to obtain seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p time domain
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Seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p time domain +.>
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Time-space domain seismic data D (t, x) placed at corresponding locations r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) In (1) obtaining the seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p domain +.>
Figure FDA00041662524100000112
Step A2: second order three-dimensional Tau-p transformation
From the detector points Tau-p domain seismic data
Figure FDA0004166252410000021
Selecting a three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameter gather d 2 (t,x s ,y s ) After Fourier transformation, performing a second three-dimensional Tau-p transformation on the data corresponding to the main frequency in the obtained data, and calculating three-dimensional Tau-p transformation data +_ of the seismic data corresponding to the main frequency>
Figure FDA0004166252410000022
Figure FDA0004166252410000023
Formation of three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data in full frequency domain>
Figure FDA0004166252410000024
From a three-dimensional common-detector-point ray parameter gather d 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Transforming to obtain three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data
Figure FDA0004166252410000025
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Three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data +.>
Figure FDA0004166252410000027
Firstly, after inverse Fourier transformation, the seismic data of the three-dimensional plane wave domain are put into the corresponding position +. >
Figure FDA0004166252410000028
In the method, three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data are obtained>
Figure FDA0004166252410000029
Where f is the frequency.
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the step A1 comprises the specific steps of:
step A11: given a known time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s );
Step A12: from time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) Selecting a three-dimensional common shot point gather d 1 (t,x r ,y r );
Step A13: gathering d of three-dimensional common shot points 1 (t,x r ,y r ) Performing Fourier transform, first three-dimensional Tau-p transform and inverse Fourier transform to obtain seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p time domain
Figure FDA00041662524100000210
Wherein t is the longitudinal time, < >>
Figure FDA00041662524100000212
For the inline direction detector radiation parameters, < +.>
Figure FDA00041662524100000211
The wave-detecting point radiation parameters are the wave-detecting point radiation parameters in the transverse measuring line direction;
step A14: seismic data of a wave-detecting point Tau-p time domain
Figure FDA00041662524100000213
Time-space domain seismic data D (t, x) placed at corresponding locations r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) In (1) obtaining the seismic data of the wave detection point Tau-p domain +.>
Figure FDA00041662524100000214
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3. The method according to claim 2, wherein said step a13 comprises the specific steps of:
step A131: three-dimensional common shot point gather d 1 (t,x r ,y r ) Obtaining three-dimensional common shot point gather data df of a frequency domain by utilizing Fourier transformation to the frequency domain 1 (f,x r ,y r ) Wherein f is frequency;
step A132: data df of three-dimensional common shot point gather in frequency domain 1 (f,x r ,y r ) Obtaining the frequency of the wave detection point through the first three-dimensional Tau-p conversionTau-p domain data of domain
Figure FDA0004166252410000031
Step A133: tau-p domain data of wave detector frequency domain
Figure FDA0004166252410000032
Performing inverse Fourier transform to obtain seismic data of the detection point Tau-p time domain>
Figure FDA0004166252410000033
4. The method according to claim 1, wherein the step A2 comprises the specific steps of:
step A21: from the wave-detecting point Tau-p domain seismic data
Figure FDA0004166252410000034
Selecting a three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameter gather d 2 (t,x s ,y s );
Step A22: gather d of three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameters 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Obtaining three-dimensional common shot point ray parameter gather data df of a frequency domain through Fourier transformation to the frequency domain 2 (f,x s ,y s );
Step A23: three-dimensional common shot point ray parameter gather data df according to frequency domain 2 (f,x s ,y s ) Firstly, carrying out a second three-dimensional Tau-p transformation according to the seismic data corresponding to the main frequency of the seismic data to obtain a shot Tau-p frequency domain gather of the seismic data corresponding to the main frequency
Figure FDA0004166252410000035
Then, three-dimensional Tau-p transformation data of the corresponding seismic data outside the main frequency is calculated according to the three-dimensional Tau-p transformation data
Figure FDA0004166252410000036
The shot Tau-p frequency domain gather of which the main frequency corresponds to the seismic data is +.>
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Three-dimensional Tau-p transform data corresponding to seismic data outside the dominant frequency>
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Combining to form three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data in full frequency domain>
Figure FDA0004166252410000039
Step A24: gather d of three-dimensional common-detection-point ray parameters 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Transforming to obtain three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data
Figure FDA00041662524100000310
Three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data in full frequency domain are->
Figure FDA00041662524100000311
Firstly, after inverse Fourier transformation, three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data of the corresponding position are put in +.>
Figure FDA00041662524100000312
In the method, three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data are obtained>
Figure FDA00041662524100000313
5. The method of claim 4, wherein the step a23 comprises the specific steps of:
step A231: selecting three-dimensional common shot point ray parameter gather data df of frequency domain 2 (f,x s ,y s ) Data corresponding to the main frequency in the three-dimensional common shot gather data df0 of the seismic data corresponding to the main frequency 2 (f,x s ,y s ) And for three-dimensional common shot point gather data df0 of which main frequency corresponds to seismic data 2 (f,x s ,y s ) Performing a second three-dimensional Tau-p transformation to obtain a shot Tau-p frequency domain gather of the seismic data with main frequency
Figure FDA00041662524100000314
Step A232: shot Tau-p frequency domain gather corresponding to seismic data according to main frequency
Figure FDA0004166252410000041
Calculating a diagonal constraint matrix W of the inline and a diagonal constraint matrix V of the crossline;
step A233: according to the transverse line diagonal constraint matrix W and the transverse line diagonal constraint matrix V, calculating three-dimensional Tau-p conversion data of the corresponding seismic data except the main frequency
Figure FDA0004166252410000042
Step a234: shot Tau-p frequency domain gather of main frequency corresponding to seismic data
Figure FDA0004166252410000043
Three-dimensional Tau-p transform data corresponding to seismic data outside the dominant frequency>
Figure FDA0004166252410000044
Combining to form three-dimensional Tau-p domain seismic data in full frequency domain>
Figure FDA0004166252410000045
6. The method of claim 1 wherein multiple suppression processing is performed to obtain multiple data of the time domain plane wave domain
Figure FDA0004166252410000046
The method comprises the following specific steps:
step B1: for the three-dimensional plane wave Tau-p domain seismic data
Figure FDA0004166252410000047
Performing Fourier transform along time direction to obtain seismic data +.>
Figure FDA0004166252410000048
Step B2: seismic data from the plane wave domain of the frequency domain
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Selecting an initial frequency slice from the results of (a)>
Figure FDA00041662524100000410
For the selected initial frequency slice->
Figure FDA00041662524100000411
Performing linear mapping, squaring operation and inverse linear mapping to obtain multiple data frequency slice ∈ ->
Figure FDA00041662524100000412
Step B3: slicing multiple data frequencies
Figure FDA00041662524100000413
Multiple data array for composing frequency domain plane wave domain>
Figure FDA00041662524100000414
Step B4: multiple data array for frequency domain plane wave domain
Figure FDA00041662524100000415
Performing inverse Fourier transform to obtainMultiple data of inter-domain plane wave domain +.>
Figure FDA00041662524100000416
7. The method of claim 6, wherein said step B2 comprises the specific steps of:
step B21: seismic data from the plane wave domain of the frequency domain
Figure FDA00041662524100000417
Selecting a frequency slice as an initial frequency slice +.>
Figure FDA00041662524100000418
Slicing the initial frequency>
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Figure FDA00041662524100000420
Performing linear mapping to obtain mapped frequency slices +.>
Figure FDA00041662524100000421
Step B22: slicing the mapped frequency
Figure FDA00041662524100000422
Performing squaring operation to obtain frequency slice after multiple data mapping>
Figure FDA0004166252410000051
Step B23: frequency slicing after mapping the multiple data
Figure FDA0004166252410000052
Inverse linear mapping to obtain multiple data frequencySlice->
Figure FDA0004166252410000053
8. The method of claim 1, wherein the time-space domain multiple seismic data M (t, x) is obtained by alternately performing two inverse three-dimensional Tau-p transforms and inverse fourier transforms, respectively r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) The method comprises the following steps:
step C2: for common detection point ray parameter trace set
Figure FDA0004166252410000054
Obtaining a common-detection-point ray parameter gather m after the first inverse transformation of the frequency domain through the first inverse three-dimensional Tau-p transformation 2 (t,x s ,y s );
Step C3: first inverse transformed common-detector-point ray parameter trace m for frequency domain 2 (t,x s ,y s ) Corresponding data
Figure FDA0004166252410000055
Performing the first inverse Fourier transform to obtain a common-detection-point ray parameter gather after the first inverse transform
Figure FDA0004166252410000056
And the plurality of common-wave-point radiation parameter gathers after the first inverse transformation are +.>
Figure FDA0004166252410000057
Composition of three-dimensional Tau-p Domain dataset->
Figure FDA0004166252410000058
Step C4: from three-dimensional Tau-p domain data sets
Figure FDA0004166252410000059
One three is extractedCo-shot gather of dimension Tau-p domain data>
Figure FDA00041662524100000510
Performing a second inverse three-dimensional Tau-p transformation to obtain a multiple three-dimensional common shot point gather m 4 (t,x r ,y r );
Step C5: data mf corresponding to three-dimensional common shot point gather of frequency domain 4 (t,x r ,y r ) Performing a second inverse Fourier transform to obtain a three-dimensional common shot point gather m in a time domain 4 (t,x r ,y r ) And three-dimensional common shot point gather m of a plurality of time domains 4 (t,x r ,y r ) Multiple arrays M (t, x) forming a time-space domain r ,y r ,x s ,y s )。
9. The method of claim 1, wherein obtaining the result of multiple suppression of the three-dimensional plane wave domain seismic data comprises the specific steps of:
assuming that the overall energy of the seismic data after multiple suppression is minimum;
first input time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s );
Then the time-space domain seismic data D (t, x r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) And multiple array M (t, x) of time-space domain r ,y r ,x s ,y s ) And performing self-adaptive subtraction operation.
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