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Volume 18, Number 1
1 January 1999
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ISSN: 1070-485X
EISSN: 1938-3789
Optimizing demultiple parameter selection
Ian Scott; Dean Clark; Mark Willis
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A forgotten history; Rio Jesus Field, Sacramento Basin, California; an early 3-D seismic experiment combined with bright-spot technology
Elwood Hardman
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Multiple attenuation; an overview of recent advances and the road ahead (1999)
Arthur B. Weglein
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Multiple attenuation by explicit wave extrapolation to an interpreted horizon
Wendell Wiggins
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Pattern recognition, spatial predictability, and subtraction of multiple events
Simon Spitz
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Multiple predication and attenuation using wavefront characteristics of multiple-generating primaries
Evgeny Landa; Shemer Keydar; Igor Belfer
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Toward true amplitude multiple removal
M. M. Nurul Kabir; Kurt J. Marfurt
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Dependence of multiple-attenuation techniques on the geologic setting; a case study from offshore Taiwan
Christian Berndt; Gregory F. Moore
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Deep-water multiple suppression in the near-offset range
Eduardo Filpo; Martin Tygel
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Multiple removal results from Delft University
D. J. Verschuur; R. J. Prein
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Multiple elimination using a pattern-recognition technique
Antoine Guitton; Guillaume Cambois
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Mobil's results for the 1997 workshop on multiple attenuation
Mohamed T. Hadidi; Morteza Sabih; David E. Johnston; Carlos Calderon-Macias
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A practical approach to surface multiple attenuation
Bill Dragoset
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Multiple attenuation using the MMO and ISR preconditioning transforms
M. G. Lamont; B. M. Hartley; N. F. Uren
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Multiple suppression by data-consistent deconvolution
Dmitri Lokshtanov
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A comparison of three multiple-attenuation methods applied to a hard water-bottom data set
Ken H. Matson; Dick Paschal; Arthur B. Weglein
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Multiple removal based on the feedback model
A. J. Berkhout
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How can the inverse-scattering method really predict and subtract all multiples from a multidimensional Earth with absolutely no subsurface information?
Arthur B. Weglein
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