1. School of Geosciences,China University of Petroleum,Qingdao 266580,China 2. Ya'an City Yucheng District Natural Resources and Planning Bureau,Ya'an 625000,China 3. School of Geophysics and Measurement-control Technology,East China University of Technology,Nanchang 330013,China
With the increasingly refined and complicated exploration and development goals,the least-squares inverse-time migration based on inversion theory has gradually become the current development trend.In order to make the least-squares reverse-time migration better for the exploration and development of oil and gas reservoirs,analyzing the imaging effects under different conditions helps to guide the processors to make appropriate adjustments in the actual data processing.For this reason,in view of the migration velocity error and the noise in seismic data in the actual exploration process,the authors made a comparative study of the imaging effects of least-squares reverse-time migration under different conditions.The results show that,in the case of systematic errors in migration velocity,the imaging depth of interface will have errors,and it is difficult for the imaging profile to reflect the actual structure;the influence of smoothed migration velocity errors on least-squares reverse-time migration is much smaller than the systematic error of migration velocity,and proper smoothing can improve the imaging quality,but excessive smoothing can affect the imaging quality;the least-squares reverse-time migration can suppress part of the noise;nevertheless,as the noise in the seismic record increases,the weak reflection gradually cannot be resolved,and it is difficult to reflect the underground structure.
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