Geomage’s highly effective Common Offset MultiFocusing (COMF) technology enhances existing zero-offset approximation solution (ZOMF or CRS stack / CRS seismic processing ) by more accurate description of time arrival and allows a complete preservation of amplitude, non-hyperbolic and azimuthal information.
Complex geologic environments typically include complexity in the near surface. The near surface static solution provided by proprietary azimuthal refraction residual statics is highly responsive to this near surface complexity, giving a clearer image of the subsurface.
The MultiFocusing Diffraction Imaging (MFDI) method is based on a new moveout time correction which adequately describes diffraction events. Optimal summation of the diffracted events and attenuation of the specular reflections allow creating an image containing mostly diffraction energy.
Case studies of MultiFocusing seismic data processing technology which was successfully deployed in different geological settings all around the globe. We have chosen set of different examples done with Geomage MultiFocusing seismic processing technology and compare it with standard time processing seismic data imaging.