Improving the seismic image in Reverse time migration by analyzing of wavefields and post processing the zero lag Cross Correlation imaging condition

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Improving the seismic image in Reverse time migration by analyzing of wavefields and post processing the zero lag Cross Correlation imaging condition Juan Guillermo Paniagua C. M.Sc. in Engineering Ph.D. student in Mathematical Engineering GGC3 - Research group in Geophysics and computer science GRIMMAT - Research group in mathematical modeling Advisor: Ph.D. Olga Lucía Quintero M. Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 1 / 36

Outline 1 Introduction 2 Problem statement 3 Proposal for thesis research 4 Partial results 5 Future work 6 References Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 2 / 36

Introduction Research project Introduction Research project ECOPETROL-COLCIENCIAS Develop algorithms of seismic migration using wave field extrapolation in the direction of time (RTM-Reverse Time Migration), evaluating the preservation of amplitudes and frequencies as well as the conditions of stability, numerical dispersion and computational cost. Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 3 / 36

Introduction Introduction Activities PhD in Mathematical Engineering Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 4 / 36

Introduction Introduction Activities PhD in Mathematical Engineering Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 5 / 36

Problem statement Problem statement Reverse time migration (RTM) Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 6 / 36

Problem statement Problem statement Cross correlation imaging condition s max t max I CC (x, z) = S(x, z; t i ; s j )R(x, z; t i ; s j ) (1) where j=1 i=1 S: Source wavefield R: Receiver wavefield z: Depth x: Distance t: Time t max : Maximum time s max : Maximum number of sources Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 7 / 36

Problem statement Problem statement Reverse time migration (RTM) Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 8 / 36

Problem statement Problem statement 2D SEG EAGE model Velocity model Cross correlation image Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 9 / 36

Problem statement Problem statement 2D Sigsbee2A model Velocity model Cross correlation image Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 10 / 36

Problem statement Problem statement Methods to eliminate the artifacts Wavefield propagation approaches (Loewenthal, 1987,[25], Baysal, 1984, [3], Fletcher, 2005,[12] ). Imaging condition approaches (Valenciano and Biondi, 2003, [37], Kaelin et al, 2006, [20], Guitton, 2007, [17], Liu, 2011, [22], Whitmore, 2012, [41], Pestana et al, 2014, [30], Shragge, 2014, [34]). Post-imaging condition approaches (Youn, 2001, [43], Guitton et al, 2006, [16]). Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 11 / 36

Problem statement Problem statement Imaging condition approaches Source illumination imaging condition Receiver illumination imaging condition Inverse scattering imaging condition Impedance sensitivity kernel imaging condition Post-imaging condition approach Laplacian filtering Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 12 / 36

Proposal for thesis research General objective Proposal for thesis research General objective Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 13 / 36

Proposal for thesis research Specific objectives Proposal for thesis research Specific objectives Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 14 / 36

Proposal for thesis research Methodology Proposal for thesis research Methodology Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 15 / 36

Partial results Laguerre-Gauss transform Post-imaging condition approach: Laguerre-Gauss transform The Laguerre-Gauss transform of I(x, y) is given by (Wang et al, 2006, [39], Guo et al, 2006, [15]): where Ĩ(x, y) = LG(f x, f y )I(f x, f y )e 2πi(fx x,fy y) df x df y (2) LG(f x, f y ) = (f x + if y )e (f x 2 +fy 2 )/ω 2 = ρe (ρ2 /ω 2) e iβ (3) ( ρ = fx 2 + fy 2, β = tan 1 fy are the polar coordinates in the spatial frequency domain. f x ) Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 16 / 36

Partial results Laguerre-Gauss transform Post-imaging condition approach: Laguerre-Gauss transform Ĩ(x, y) = Ĩ(x, y) eiθ(x,y) = I(x, y) LG(x, y) (4) From equation (3) we obtain LG(x, y) = F 1 {LG(f x, f y )} = (iπ 2 ω 4 )(x + iy)e π2 ω 2 (x 2 +y 2 ) = (iπ 2 ω 4 )[re π2 r 2 ω 2 e iα ] (5) Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 17 / 36

Partial results Laguerre-Gauss transform Post-imaging condition approach: Laguerre-Gauss transform Spiral phase function Toroidal amplitude Figure: Laguerre Gauss Filter (Wang et al, 2006, [39]) Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 18 / 36

Partial results 2D SEG EAGE model Post-imaging condition approach: Laguerre-Gauss transform Velocity model Cross correlation image Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 19 / 36

Partial results 2D SEG EAGE model Post-imaging condition approach: Laguerre-Gauss transform Laplacian image Laguerre Gauss image Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 20 / 36

Partial results 2D Sigsbee2A model Post-imaging condition approach: Laguerre-Gauss transform Velocity model Cross correlation image Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 21 / 36

Partial results 2D Sigsbee2A model Post-imaging condition approach: Laguerre-Gauss transform Laplacian image Laguerre Gauss image Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 22 / 36

Future work Future work Perform a mathematical analysis of the source and receiver wavefields obtained in RTM to study its effects in the cross correlation imaging condition and the illumination maps. Analyze the effects of stabilization techniques to avoid division by zero in the frequency domain in order to propose a stabilization technique in time domain. Analyze of singularity spectrum of the seismograms, and the source and receiver wavefields in order to obtain additional information to use in RTM imaging. Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 23 / 36

Future work Future work Measure the accuracy of the image obtained by Laguerre- Gauss Filtering compared with the true image. Implement the new methodologies proposed about the imaging condition in RTM and analyze the results in different synthetic models and real massive data. For example, if κ = 1 Suppose that is the set of all sets of size 1. Then, by the pairing axiom, is the set of all sets, which cannot exist by Russel s paradox. Paniagua, J.G. ITM - EAFIT - C3 24 / 36

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