Yunfeng Li’s research while affiliated with CGG and other places

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Publications (6)


Benefits of full-azimuth and ultralong-offset data for subsalt imaging in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico
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September 2014

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8 Citations

The Leading Edge

Yunfeng (Fred) Li

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Qiaofeng Wu

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Minshen Wang

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Tony Huang

In deepwater regions of the Gulf of Mexico, the ability to image subsalt structures has improved significantly with wide-azimuth data, reverse time migration, and anisotropic tomography and imaging. However, subsalt imaging, such as imaging steeply dipping salt flanks and subsalt three-way closures, still remains difficult in areas with complex salt geometry. Moreover, limited subsalt illumination provides insufficient incident angles for residual curvature tomographic analysis. Full-azimuth and long-offset acquisition configurations are the latest acquisition technologies designed to address these subsalt challenges. An improved subsalt imaging and tomography updating using staggered acquisition provides full-azimuth data coverage and ultralong offsets.






Premigration Deghosting for Marine Streamer Data Using a Bootstrap Approach in Tau-P Domain

June 2013

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17 Citations

Removing the receiver ghost before migration provides better low and high frequency response as well as a higher signal-to-noise ratio. We recognize these benefits for preprocessing steps like multiple suppression and velocity analysis. In this paper, we modify a previously published bootstrap approach that self-determines its own parameters for receiver deghosting in a t-x window. Similarly to the t-x bootstrap method, the recorded data in the shot domain are first used to create mirror data through a 1D ray-tracing-based normal moveout correction method. The recorded and mirror data are then transformed into tau-p domain and used to jointly invert for the receiver-ghost-free data. We apply this new algorithm to a field data set with a streamer depth of 27 m. Our deghosting method effectively removes the receiver ghost and the resulting image has broader bandwidth and a higher signal-to-noise ratio.

Citations (4)


... Poole et al. (2013) proposed a global directional designature to address the signature variation from shot to shot by using an improved τ − p transform. To avoid these problems involving the transforms, Lee et al. (2014) estimated directivity directly from the source ghost-delay time and then applied the directional filters in the shot gather. ...

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Inversion-based directional deconvolution to remove the effect of a geophone array on seismic signal
Directional designature using a bootstrap approach
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • August 2014

... The 3D effect and severe aliasing expected in the Crossline direction must be addressed in order to fully utilize the side gun data. While 3D de-ghosting for side-gun data is not a new topic, especially in deep water regions (Wu et al. 2014, and, shallow water depths pose additional issues and challenges for side-gun data de-ghosting. Refraction energy arrives early with abnormally strong amplitudes and mixes with the shallow primary reflections, leading to substantially inaccurate p estimations for the primary energy. ...

3D deghosting for full-azimuth and ultra-long offset marine data
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • August 2014

... The acquisition using OBN and OBS can easily achieve wide azimuth, which is critical for improving the quality of prestack migration (Beaudoin and Ross, 2007). The full azimuth RTM can better image challenging targets such as subsalt structures (Li et al., 2014). ...

Benefits of full-azimuth and ultralong-offset data for subsalt imaging in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico
  • Citing Article
  • September 2014

The Leading Edge

... In an ideal case of RTM, seismic data free of surface reflection are extrapolated from receivers, and purely downgoing waves are directly extrapolated from the source. This pre-processing procedure is also referred to as the deghost processing (Zhang et al., 2018), which can be implemented in various ways, for example the deghost processing in τ-p domain (Wang et al., 2013). On the other hand, as the development of advanced acquisition technology, the dual-sensor streamers can record both acoustic pressures and vertical particle velocities at the same location, as well as 4C datasets are available with ocean-bottom cables or nodes. ...

Premigration Deghosting for Marine Streamer Data Using a Bootstrap Approach in Tau-P Domain
  • Citing Article
  • June 2013