Applications of Time-Domain High-Resolution Radon Demultiple

Applications of Time-Domain High-Resolution Radon Demultiple

The frequency domain high-resolution (HR) Radon transform can provide improved resolution in the curvature direction compared with the frequency domain least squares transform. The time domain HR transform also provides improved resolution in the time direction, and, paradoxically, in many cases als...

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