Increasing the accuracy of microseismic monitoring using surface patch arrays and a novel processing approach

Roux, P.; Kostadinovic, Jelena; Bardainne, T.; Rebel, Estelle; Chmiel, Małgorzata; Parys, M. Van; Macault, R.; Pignot, L.

doi:10.3997/1365-2397.32.7.76891

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“…Kirchhoff migration has been used successfully to locate micro-seismic events from low signal-to-noise microseismic data (e.g. Duncan and Eisner, 2010;Pesicek et al, 2014;Roux et al, 2014). This is also referred to as the back-projection method (Ishii et al, 2005) since it projects the data backward in time along the calculated rays.…”

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2018

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This issue of Preview features an article written by Ben Witten and Jeffrey Shragge on 'Wave equation imaging and adjoint-state inversion for micro-seismic monitoring'. Ben recently completed his PhD thesis on 3D micro-seismic velocity analysis under the supervision of Professor Shragge. This work, which was supported by the ASEG Research Foundation, has been very well received and has already resulted in the publication of three papers in Geophysics. Ben and Jeffrey's article takes Preview readers right to the cutting edge of this subject.

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