Seismic applications of acoustic reciprocity

Removal of undesired wavefields related to the casing of a microwave scanner

On the Electromagnetic Propagation Paths and Wavefronts in the Vicinity of a Refractive Object

Maxwell's equations are transformed from a Cartesian geometry to a Riemannian geometry. A geodetic path in the Riemannian geometry is defined as the raypath on which the electromagnetic energy efficiently travels through the medium. Consistent with the spatial behavior of the Poynting vector, the metric tensor is required to be functionally...

Ultrasonic synthetic-aperture interface imaging

Synthetic-aperture (SA) imaging is a popular method to visualize the reflectivity of an object from ultrasonic reflections. The method yields an image of the (volume) contrast in acoustic impedance with respect to the embedding. Typically, constant mass density is assumed in the underlying derivation. Due to the band-limited nature of the...

A new method to convert unleveled marine seismic data to leveled split-spread data

During marine seismic data acquisition, the data are shot in the so-called end-on configuration, which means that the receivers are positioned only at one side from the source. In marine seismic data processing, the missing offsets at the other side from the source are often reconstructed by applying physical reciprocity, i.e., source- and...