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1 October 1998 Geophysical data analysis with wavelet transforms
Douglas J. Foster, Charles C. Mosher, F. David Lane
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Abstract
In addition to data compression, wavelet transforms also provide a powerful tool for analysis and processing of seismic data. In the frequency domain, wavelet transforms can be expressed as pairs of low and high pass filters that are repeatedly applied to seismograms. A feature of the wavelet transform is the availability of both time and frequency axes in the transform domain. Algorithms that require simultaneous access to time and frequency, such as attenuation analysis, can easily be implemented in the wavelet domain. Dual access to time and frequency comes at price, however. The filters used to implement the transform overlap in the frequency domain, which leads to internal aliasing for many algorithms, including data compression. Careful attention to the details of the aliasing terms in the transform is crucial for effective and accurate algorithms.
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Douglas J. Foster, Charles C. Mosher, and F. David Lane "Geophysical data analysis with wavelet transforms", Proc. SPIE 3453, Mathematical Methods in Geophysical Imaging V, (1 October 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.323287
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KEYWORDS
Wavelets

Wavelet transforms

Time-frequency analysis

Data compression

Electronic filtering

Optical filters

Data analysis

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