Joining of Tomographic Methods for Resolving Surface to Tunnel Data
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2002. Beitrag in 64th EAGE Conference and Exhibition 2002, Florenz, Italien.
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T1 - Joining of Tomographic Methods for Resolving Surface to Tunnel Data
AU - Fruhwirth, Rudolf Konrad
PY - 2002
Y1 - 2002
N2 - P153 JOINING OF TOMOGRAPHIC METHODS FOR RESOLVING SURFACE TO TUNNEL DATA Abstract 1 Tomographic inversion is a considerably treated problem. As a consequence of still increasing computing capacity the algorithms drift away from ART/SIRT to more sophisticated methods. In combination with a conventional seismic survey for the detection of the rauhwacke – dolomite marble border we had the option to place receiver not only at the surface but also into an existing tunnel below the profile. Inverting the data several problems concerning outliers and static turned up. We enhanced the model plausibility by combining a robust statistical method and a
AB - P153 JOINING OF TOMOGRAPHIC METHODS FOR RESOLVING SURFACE TO TUNNEL DATA Abstract 1 Tomographic inversion is a considerably treated problem. As a consequence of still increasing computing capacity the algorithms drift away from ART/SIRT to more sophisticated methods. In combination with a conventional seismic survey for the detection of the rauhwacke – dolomite marble border we had the option to place receiver not only at the surface but also into an existing tunnel below the profile. Inverting the data several problems concerning outliers and static turned up. We enhanced the model plausibility by combining a robust statistical method and a
M3 - Paper
T2 - EAGE 2002
Y2 - 27 May 2002 through 30 May 2002
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