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APPLIED GEOPHYSICS  2025, Vol. 22 Issue (4): 1259-1270    DOI: 10.1007/s11770-024-1088-5
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Research on the differential coefficient least-squares optimization method of reverse time migration in acoustic-re?ected S-wave imaging logging
Li Yu-Sheng*, Wu Hong-Liang, Liu Peng, Feng Zhou, Wang Ke-Wen, Zhang Hao, Zhang Wen-Hao
1. PetroChina Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development, Beijing 100083, China. 2. China University of Petroleum, Beijing 102249, China.
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Abstract The numerical dispersion phenomenon in the finite-difference forward modeling simulations of the wave equation significantly affects the imaging accuracy in acoustic reflection logging. This issue is particularly pronounced in the reverse time migration (RTM) method used for shear-wave (S-wave) logging imaging. This not only affects imaging accuracy but also introduces ambiguities in the interpretation of logging results. To address this challenge, this study proposes the use of a least-squares difference coefficient optimization algorithm aiming to suppress the numerical dispersion phenomenon in the RTM of S-wave reflection imaging logging. By optimizing the difference coefficients, the high-precision finite-difference algorithm serves as an effective operator for both forward and backward RTM processes. This approach is instrumental in eliminating migration illusions, which are often caused by numerical dispersion. The effectiveness of this optimized algorithm is demonstrated through numerical results, which indicate that it can achieve more accurate forward imaging results across various conditions, including high- and low-velocity strata, and is effective in both large and small spatial grids. The results of processing real data demonstrate that numerical dispersion optimization effectively reduces migration artifacts and diminishes ambiguities in logging interpretations. This optimization offers crucial technical support to the RTM method, enhancing its capability for accurately modeling and imaging S-wave reflections.
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Key wordsacoustic reflection imaging logging    finite-difference forward modeling    reverse time migration    least-squares optimization algorithm     
Received: 2023-05-04;
Fund: This work is supported by Scientifi c Research and Technology Development Project of CNPC (2021DJ4002, 2022DJ3908).
Corresponding Authors: Li Yu-Sheng (Email: lysgeophysicis@163.com).   
 E-mail: lysgeophysicis@163.com
About author: Li Yusheng, a senior engineer of the Logging Institute of Research Institute Petroleum Exploration and Development , graduated from Peking University with a doctor's degree in 2020. He is currently mainly engaged in the research of acoustic reflection imaging logging processing methods. Contact information: the full name of the work unit is Logging Institute of Research Institute Petroleum Exploration and Development, the address is No. 20 Xueyuan Road, Haidian District, Beijing, the postal code is 100083, the phone number is 15501271288, and the email address is lysgeophysics@163.com.
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. Research on the differential coefficient least-squares optimization method of reverse time migration in acoustic-re?ected S-wave imaging logging[J]. APPLIED GEOPHYSICS, 2025, 22(4): 1259-1270.
 
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