So, my friends/colleague/lecturer assistant at Geophysics Grad. School of Univ. Indonesia (Befriko Murdianto) gave me this SEG/EAGE Salt Dome velocity model. He told me, “lets do something with it, maybe generate some pre-stack data, and benchmark your inversion algorithm”. And naively I replied, “Ok”.
-this is the SEG/EAGE Salt Velocity Model with VSP source and receiver in Magenta-
On the first line of my code, trying to even understand the data, and CREWES scripting, I already got a full headache. Geez, it’s been a while, since I haven’t touch tough scripting in Matlab. But, I guess, this could be something worthwile to do. At least what I can do, is doing something with VSP (Vertical Seismic Prorfiles) algorithm/method that I learned in my office and then play around with VSP imaging algorithm.
-this is P wave synthetic data using Finite Difference for above VSP Geometry-
I’m really amazed with the capability of seismic exploration method, or geophysics in general, on how their ability to image subsurface.
But then I realized, why would I trade my weekend to do something with this data? Answer is, thesis! Grad School is sucks.
November 10, 2008 at 8:57 am
Are u sure to post such things like that in a blog. Is that categorized as “confidential data”. I’m trying to save ur ass from any sue?! Anyway, you don’t need luck since you know what to do, but…”Good luck”…hahaha
November 10, 2008 at 9:03 am
SEG/EAGE Salt Dome is available everywhere. Please see http://software.seg.org/
CREWES software is property of University of Calgary, you can download the software from http://www.crewes.org