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The relationship between semblance and eigenstructure velocity estimators

Kirlin, 1992

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14172371843746367852
Author
Kirlin R
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Geophysics

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This short presentation gives for the first time a formulation of the semblance coefficient in terms of data covariance matrix eigenstructure. Because the high-resolution wavefront or spectral eigenstructure methods have received so much interest over the past decade, it is …
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