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Phase-encoded Generalized Diffraction-stack Migration

Phase-encoded GDM is equivalent to the phase-encoded RTM but is implemented in a different order; i.e.,
$\displaystyle m({\bf {x}})$ $\displaystyle =$ $\displaystyle \sum_r \sum_s
G({\bf {x}}\vert{\bf {r}})^* \tilde{D}({\bf {r}})
[N({\bf {s}})G({\bf {x}}\vert{\bf {s}})]^* ,$  
  $\displaystyle =$ $\displaystyle \sum_r \bigg[ \sum_s \overbrace{ N({\bf {s}})G({\bf {x}}\vert{\bf...
...^*G({\bf {x}}\vert{\bf {s}})^*}^{migration~kernel} \bigg] \tilde{D}({\bf {r}}),$  
  $\displaystyle =$ $\displaystyle \sum_r \tilde{\Gamma}({\bf {r}},{\bf {x}}) \tilde{D}({\bf {r}}),$ (22)

where

$\displaystyle \tilde{\Gamma}({\bf {r}},{\bf {x}}) = \sum_s N({\bf {s}})G({\bf {x}}\vert{\bf {r}})^*G({\bf {x}}\vert{\bf {s}})^*$ (23)

is the convolution of the receiver-side Green's function and the source-side Green's function followed by phase-encoding. It is also known as the multisource migration operator or multisource focusing kernel (Schuster, 2002).



Ge Zhan 2013-07-08