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simulating from substantially spherical seismic waves the reflection response
of the earth to seismic energy having a substantially continuous wavefront
over an extent of an area being explored having at least one dimension which
is large relative to a seismic wavelength, comprising the steps: (a) imparting
the spherical seismic energy waves into the earth from a seismic source at a
source position; (b) generating
a plurality of reflection signals in response to the seismic energy waves at
a set of receiver positions spaced in an array over an extent having at least
one dimension which is large relative to a seismic wavelength; and (c) summing the
reflection signals to form for the source position a signal simulating the
reflection response of the earth to seismic energy having a substantially
continuous wavefront over at least one dimension which is large relative to a
seismic energy wavelength. |
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