SEG Technical Program Expanded Abstracts 2016 2016
DOI: 10.1190/segam2016-13970320.1
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Seismic denoising using the redundant lifting scheme

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“…In Figure 10A, the increase of Wtruė2ω during the test for all the samples is continuous, even if a small slope changing few stress levels before 200 MPa can be observed. At R = −1 (Figure 10B), Wtruė2ω data presents a marked slope variation in correspondence of 300 MPa due to inelastic point transition 23,44–46 …”
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“…In Figure 10A, the increase of Wtruė2ω during the test for all the samples is continuous, even if a small slope changing few stress levels before 200 MPa can be observed. At R = −1 (Figure 10B), Wtruė2ω data presents a marked slope variation in correspondence of 300 MPa due to inelastic point transition 23,44–46 …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The following list (according to Figure 4) reports the detailed analysis carried out to obtain Wtruė2ω via the assessment of trueẆ: Assessing the vectors of σ and ε . Evaluating trueε̇=italicΔε/italicΔt, the approximate time derivative of the strain by using the MATLAB operator “diff” that calculates finite differences between adjacent elements of a vector along a specific array dimension. Evaluating trueẆ as the product between σ and trueε̇. Performing the discrete Fourier transform (DFT) of trueẆ0.25em by using a specific algorithm 44 based on MATLAB fast Fourier transform tool. Assessing the SAH of mechanical energy rate, Wtruė2ω. …”
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