Filtering of microseismic data based on information about signal phases

Seismic data filtering algorithm has been developed. The proposed algorithm allows amplifying signals from the sources located inside a selected area of space. The paper presents a theory describing the principle of this algorithm. Testing on synthetic data showed that the proposed filtering method...

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