Analysis reveals effective noise suppression in seismic data processing using adaptive SVD in frequency and time domains.
In seismic data processing, noise not only affects velocity analysis and seismic migration, but also causes potential risks in post-stack processing because of the artifacts. The singular value decomposition (SVD) method based on the time domain and the frequency domain is effective for noise suppression, but it is very sensitive to singular value selection. This paper proposes a method of adaptive SVD denoising in both time and frequency domains (ASTF), with three steps. Firstly, two Hankel matrices are constructed in the time domain and frequency domain, respectively. Secondly, the parameters of the reconstruction matrix are adaptively selected based on the singular value second-order difference spectrum. Finally, the weights of these two matrices are learned through ternary search. Experiments were carried out on synthetic data and field data to prove the effectiveness of ASTF. The results show that this method can effectively suppress noise.
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