Seismic multiple processing techniques; concepts, applications, trends
By: Clement Kostov
Clement Kostov
20-21 November 2024
9:30 AM- 12:00 PM CET
2.5 Hour/ each day
Geophysics - Seismic Processing
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The topic of seismic multiples evolves continuously as a result of advances within its own field as well as changes in applications and related technologies. For many geoscientists, the topic may seem challenging to enter or to keep abreast of developments. This lecture is intended for professionals who are looking for a refresher on the topic of multiples in seismic processing and for an introduction to the latest research and technology developments.
Upon completion of the course participants will have improved their familiarity with the technology and gained confidence in working with concepts related to multiples in seismic data processing.
The following steps will be discussed:
The course is designed for geoscientists who work with or have an interest in surface seismic data and wish to gain a deeper understanding of the technology related to multiples in seismic data.
Basic knowledge of surface seismic surveys and their acquisition, processing, and applications.
Clément Kostov is a Consulting research geophysicist, based in France. He has had a 30 years career with SLB in research and technology development, with assignments as technical expert and as research manager, working in the UK, USA, France and Russia. Clément's interest in geosciences started during his undergraduate studies at the Ecole des Mines de Paris and developed through graduate degrees from Stanford University (MSc in Applied Earth Sciences '85 and PhD in Geophysics '90). Clément has co-organized several research workshops for the EAGE and SEG in past years and has been a keynote speaker at technical conferences. He is currently chair of the Editorial Board of EAGE's First Break magazine and Associate Editor for EAGE's Geophysical Prospecting. In 2021, he received the Geophysics Reviewer of the Year Award from SEG. Clément is a member of the EAGE, SEG and IEEE professional societies